We proposed an easy method of Zero-Shot semantic segmentation by using style transfer. In this case, we successfully used a medical imaging dataset (Blood Cell Imagery) to train a model for river ice semantic segmentation. First, we built a river ice semantic segmentation dataset IPC_RI_SEG using a fixed camera and covering the entire ice melting process of the river. Second, a high-resolution texture fusion semantic segmentation network named IceHrNet is proposed. The network used HRNet as the backbone and added ASPP and Decoder segmentation heads to retain low-level texture features for fine semantic segmentation. Finally, a simple and effective advanced style transfer learning strategy was proposed, which can perform zero-shot transfer learning based on cross-domain semantic segmentation datasets, achieving a practical effect of 87% mIoU for semantic segmentation of river ice without target training dataset (25% mIoU for None Stylized, 65% mIoU for Conventional Stylized, our strategy improved by 22%). Experiments showed that the IceHrNet outperformed the state-of-the-art methods on the texture-focused dataset IPC_RI_SEG, and achieved an excellent result on the shape-focused river ice datasets. In zero-shot transfer learning, IceHrNet achieved an increase of 2 percentage points compared to other methods. Our code and model are published on https://github.com/PL23K/IceHrNet.
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