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Region proposal

A region proposal is a candidate image region identified as potentially containing an object for subsequent classification and localization.

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Math and Architectures of Deep Learning

A candidate image region proposed as possibly containing an object for later classification and localization.

How it is used
Narrows object detection into candidate-region generation followed by classification and localization.
How deep it goes
Explains proposal generation, shared feature maps, RoI pooling, and two training strategies, while deferring selective-search details.
Examples
Uses roughly 2,000 selective-search proposals and maps a 256 × 256 RoI to a 16 × 16 feature-map region.
What you can do after
Evaluate/understand how candidate regions become class scores and refined bounding boxes in a two-stage detector.

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Inside Deep Learning: Math, Algorithms, Models

An object-detection approach that first proposes candidate regions likely to contain objects before classifying them.

How it is used
Uses candidate regions to produce variable-number object-detection predictions with relatively inexpensive bounding-box labels.
How deep it goes
Explains the architecture and transferable principles while deferring minute details of a specific implementation.
Examples
Uses bounding-box annotation and a built-in PyTorch detector as concrete examples.
What you can do after
Evaluate/understand region proposal detection and its transferable architectural principles.

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