open source

DeepLabV3+

Provided by: Framework: TensorFlow

DeepLabV3+ is an advanced semantic image segmentation model developed by Google Research. Built with TensorFlow and released under the Apache 2.0 license, it improves boundary accuracy and multi-scale context understanding using atrous convolution and encoder-decoder architecture. DeepLabV3+ is widely used in autonomous driving, satellite image analysis, and medical imaging.

Model Performance Statistics

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Views

March 21, 2018

Released

Jul 20, 2025

Last Checked

v3+

Version

Capabilities
  • Semantic Segmentation
Performance Benchmarks
mIoU89.0 PASCAL VOC
Technical Specifications
Parameter Count
N/A
Training & Dataset

Dataset Used

PASCAL VOC, COCO

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