Techniques and apparatuses enabling high accuracy video
object detection using reduced
system resource requirements (e.g., reduced computational load, shallower neural network designs, etc.) are described. For example, a search domain of an
object detection scheme (e.g., a target
object class, a target object size, a target object rotation angle, etc.) may be separated into subdomains (e.g., such as subdomains of object classes, subdomains of object sizes, subdomains object rotation angles, etc.). Specialized, subdomain-level
object detection / segmentation tasks may then be separated across sequential video frames. As such, different subdomain-level
processing techniques (e.g., via specialized neural networks) may be implemented across different frames of a
video sequence. Moreover, redundancy information of consecutive video frames may be leveraged, such that specialized object detection tasks combined with visual object tracking across consecutive frames may enable more efficient (e.g., more accurate, less computationally intensive, etc.) full domain object detection and object segmentation schemes.