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Deep Adversarial Network for Scene Independent Moving Object Segmentation

The current prevailing algorithms highly depend on additional pre-trained modules trained for other applications or complicated training procedures or neglect the inter-frame spatio-temporal structural dependencies. Also, the generalized effect of existing works with completely unseen data is difficult to identify. Specifically, the outdoor videos suffer from adverse atmospheric conditions like poor visibility, inclement weather, etc. In this letter, a novel end-to-end multi-scale temporal edge aggregation (MTPA) network is proposed with adversarial learning for scene dependent and independent object segmentation. The MTPA is proposed to extract the comprehensive spatio-temporal features from the current and reference frame. These MTPA features are used to guide the respective decoder through skip connections. To get authentic and consistent foreground object(s), the respective scale feedback of previous frame output is provided with respective MTPA features at each decoder input. The performance analysis of the proposed method is verified on CDnet-2014 and LASIESTA video datasets. The proposed method outperforms the existing state-of-the-art methods with scene dependent and independent analysis.