Object Detection performance variation on compressed satellite image datasets with iquaflow

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2301.05892v2
• Date: Wed, 18 Jan 2023 14:21:07 GMT
• Title: Object Detection performance variation on compressed satellite image datasets with iquaflow
• Authors: Pau Gall\'es, Katalin Takats and Javier Marin
• Abstract summary: iquaflow is designed to study image quality and model performance variation given an alteration of the image dataset. We do a showcase study about object detection models adoption on a public image dataset.
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• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
• Abstract: A lot of work has been done to reach the best possible performance of predictive models on images. There are fewer studies about the resilience of these models when they are trained on image datasets that suffer modifications altering their original quality. Yet this is a common problem that is often encountered in the industry. A good example of that is with earth observation satellites that are capturing many images. The energy and time of connection to the earth of an orbiting satellite are limited and must be carefully used. An approach to mitigate that is to compress the images on board before downloading. The compression can be regulated depending on the intended usage of the image and the requirements of this application. We present a new software tool with the name iquaflow that is designed to study image quality and model performance variation given an alteration of the image dataset. Furthermore, we do a showcase study about oriented object detection models adoption on a public image dataset DOTA Xia_2018_CVPR given different compression levels. The optimal compression point is found and the usefulness of iquaflow becomes evident.

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