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A Deep Neural Network Tool for Automatic Segmentation of Human Body Parts in Natural Scenes

8 Sep 2020arXiv:2009.09900archive 2025-07-28

Patrick McClure, Gabrielle Reimann, Michal Ramot, Francisco Pereira

This short article describes a deep neural network trained to perform automatic segmentation of human body parts in natural scenes. More specifically, we trained a Bayesian SegNet with concrete dropout on the Pascal-Parts dataset to predict whether each pixel in a given frame was part of a person's hair, head, ear, eyebrows, legs, arms, mouth, neck, nose, or torso.

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