Segment Anything with Precise Interaction
Mengzhen Liu, Mengyu Wang, Henghui Ding, Yilong Xu, Yao Zhao, Yunchao Wei
Abstract
Although the Segment Anything Model (SAM) has achieved impressive results in many segmentation tasks and benchmarks, its performance noticeably deteriorates when applied to high-resolution images for high-precision segmentation, limiting it's usage in many real-world applications.In this work, we explored transferring SAM into the domain of high-resolution images and proposed Pi-SAM. Compared to the original SAM and its variants, Pi-SAM demonstrates the following superiorities: Firstly, Pi-SAM possesses a strong perception capability for the extremely fine details in high-resolution images, enabling it to generate high-precision segmentation masks. As a result,Pi-SAM significantly surpasses previous methods in four high-resolution datasets. Secondly, Pi-SAM supports more precise user interactions. In addition to the native promptable ability of SAM, Pi-SAM allows users to interactively refine the segmentation predictions simply by clicking. While the original SAM fails to achieve this on high-resolution images. Thirdly, building upon SAM, Pi-SAM introduces very few additional parameters and computational costs and ensures highly efficient model fine-tuning to achieve the above performance.
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