Abstract
GNNs (graph neural networks) are deep learning algorithms that operate on graphs. A graph's unique ability to capture structural relationships among data gives insight into more information rather than by analyzing data in isolation. GNNs have numerous applications in different areas, including computer vision. In this chapter, the authors want to investigate the application of graph neural networks (GNNs) to common computer vision problems, specifically on visual saliency, salient object detection, and co-saliency. A thorough overview of numerous visual saliency problems that have been resolved using graph neural networks are studied in this chapter. The different research approaches that used GNN to find saliency and co-saliency between objects are also analyzed.
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