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Incremental Learning for Bootstrapping Object Classifier Models

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Fig. 1: The overview of the proposed architecture applied to pedestrian detection task
Fig. 3: Representative samples from datasets used in exper- exper-iments
Fig. 5: Performance of the systems trained with only positive bootstrapping (synthetic and real-world) on KITTI and Daimler datasets.
Fig. 7: Some of the negative samples included and excluded by the system during training on Daimler dataset.

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