Image-Conditioned Graph Generation for Road Network Extraction

Davide Belli, Thomas Kipf
10/31/2019
cs.LGstat.ML

Official code: davide-belli/generative-graph-transformer (83 stars, MIT, last commit 2024-09-05). 1 more implementation below.

Abstract

Deep generative models for graphs have shown great promise in the area of drug design, but have so far found little application beyond generating graph-structured molecules. In this work, we demonstrate a proof of concept for the challenging task of road network extraction from image data. This task can be framed as image-conditioned graph generation, for which we develop the Generative Graph Transformer (GGT), a deep autoregressive model that makes use of attention mechanisms for image conditioning and the recurrent generation of graphs. We benchmark GGT on the application of road network extraction from semantic segmentation data. For this, we introduce the Toulouse Road Network dataset, based on real-world publicly-available data. We further propose the StreetMover distance: a metric based on the Sinkhorn distance for effectively evaluating the quality of road network generation. The code and dataset are publicly available.

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PyTorch implementation of "Image-Conditioned Graph Generation for Road Network Extraction"

8315Shell, PythonAug 21, 20192 years agoMIT
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Python code to generate the Toulouse Road Network dataset introduced in "Image-Conditioned Graph Generation for Road Network Extraction"

306Shell, PythonAug 21, 20191 years agoMIT

Cite this paper

@article{belli2019imageconditioned,
  title  = {Image-Conditioned Graph Generation for Road Network Extraction},
  author = {Davide Belli and Thomas Kipf},
  year   = {2019},
  eprint = {1910.14388},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url    = {https://arxiv.org/abs/1910.14388}
}

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