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Feature pyramid network

A feature pyramid network is a neural network architecture that combines semantically rich low-resolution features with spatially detailed high-resolution features across multiple scales.

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Deep Learning with R, Third Edition

A feature pyramid network is a neural-network architecture that combines semantically rich low-resolution features with spatially detailed high-resolution features at multiple scales.

How it is used
Improves object detection across different object sizes by providing effective features at multiple spatial scales.
How deep it goes
Explains feature fusion through upsampling and lateral additions, without deriving training objectives or implementation internals.
Examples
Uses pretrained RetinaNet inference on a Pointillist painting, with bounding-box visualization and COCO labels.
What you can do after
Operate/configure a pretrained RetinaNet detector through KerasHub and inspect its multiscale detection outputs.

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Deep Learning with Python, Third Edition

An architecture that merges multi-scale feature maps from different depths to support detection of objects at multiple sizes.

How it is used
Supports object detection across small and large objects by combining feature maps from multiple ConvNet depths.
How deep it goes
Explains upsampling and lateral summation, but stops short of mathematical derivation or detailed layer design.
Examples
Uses RetinaNet COCO inference on a Pointillist painting, with predicted boxes, labels, confidence scores, and plotted detections.
What you can do after
Apply it via KerasHub by loading a RetinaNet preset, predicting detections, and visualizing labeled bounding boxes.

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