Scene graph prediction has emerged as a critical task in computer vision,focusing on transforming complex visual scenes into structured representations by identifying objects,their attributes,and the relationships amo...Scene graph prediction has emerged as a critical task in computer vision,focusing on transforming complex visual scenes into structured representations by identifying objects,their attributes,and the relationships among them.Extending this to 3D semantic scene graph(3DSSG)prediction introduces an additional layer of complexity because it requires the processing of point-cloud data to accurately capture the spatial and volumetric characteristics of a scene.A significant challenge in 3DSSG is the long-tailed distribution of object and relationship labels,causing certain classes to be severely underrepresented and suboptimal performance in these rare categories.To address this,we proposed a fusion prototypical network(FPN),which combines the strengths of conventional neural networks for 3DSSG with a Prototypical Network.The former are known for their ability to handle complex scene graph predictions while the latter excels in few-shot learning scenarios.By leveraging this fusion,our approach enhances the overall prediction accuracy and substantially improves the handling of underrepresented labels.Through extensive experiments using the 3DSSG dataset,we demonstrated that the FPN achieves state-of-the-art performance in 3D scene graph prediction as a single model and effectively mitigates the impact of the long-tailed distribution,providing a more balanced and comprehensive understanding of complex 3D environments.展开更多
Recent research on adversarial attacks has primarily focused on white-box attack techniques,with limited exploration of black-box attack methods.Furthermore,in many black-box research scenarios,it is assumed that the ...Recent research on adversarial attacks has primarily focused on white-box attack techniques,with limited exploration of black-box attack methods.Furthermore,in many black-box research scenarios,it is assumed that the output label and probability distribution can be observed without imposing any constraints on the number of attack attempts.Unfortunately,this disregard for the real-world practicality of attacks,particularly their potential for human detectability,has left a gap in the research landscape.Considering these limitations,our study focuses on using a similar color attack method,assuming access only to the output label,limiting the number of attack attempts to 100,and subjecting the attacks to human perceptibility testing.Through this approach,we demonstrated the effectiveness of black box attack techniques in deceiving models and achieved a success rate of 82.68%in deceiving humans.This study emphasizes the significance of research that addresses the challenge of deceiving both humans and models,highlighting the importance of real-world applicability.展开更多
基金supported by the Glocal University 30 Project Fund of Gyeongsang National University in 2025.
文摘Scene graph prediction has emerged as a critical task in computer vision,focusing on transforming complex visual scenes into structured representations by identifying objects,their attributes,and the relationships among them.Extending this to 3D semantic scene graph(3DSSG)prediction introduces an additional layer of complexity because it requires the processing of point-cloud data to accurately capture the spatial and volumetric characteristics of a scene.A significant challenge in 3DSSG is the long-tailed distribution of object and relationship labels,causing certain classes to be severely underrepresented and suboptimal performance in these rare categories.To address this,we proposed a fusion prototypical network(FPN),which combines the strengths of conventional neural networks for 3DSSG with a Prototypical Network.The former are known for their ability to handle complex scene graph predictions while the latter excels in few-shot learning scenarios.By leveraging this fusion,our approach enhances the overall prediction accuracy and substantially improves the handling of underrepresented labels.Through extensive experiments using the 3DSSG dataset,we demonstrated that the FPN achieves state-of-the-art performance in 3D scene graph prediction as a single model and effectively mitigates the impact of the long-tailed distribution,providing a more balanced and comprehensive understanding of complex 3D environments.
基金supported by the Research Resurgence under the Glocal University 30 Project at Gyeongsang National University in 2024.
文摘Recent research on adversarial attacks has primarily focused on white-box attack techniques,with limited exploration of black-box attack methods.Furthermore,in many black-box research scenarios,it is assumed that the output label and probability distribution can be observed without imposing any constraints on the number of attack attempts.Unfortunately,this disregard for the real-world practicality of attacks,particularly their potential for human detectability,has left a gap in the research landscape.Considering these limitations,our study focuses on using a similar color attack method,assuming access only to the output label,limiting the number of attack attempts to 100,and subjecting the attacks to human perceptibility testing.Through this approach,we demonstrated the effectiveness of black box attack techniques in deceiving models and achieved a success rate of 82.68%in deceiving humans.This study emphasizes the significance of research that addresses the challenge of deceiving both humans and models,highlighting the importance of real-world applicability.
