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Publications sur optimum
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2 Articles de conférence |
1 - Region extraction from multiple images.
H. Ishikawa et I. H. Jermyn. Dans Proc. IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV), Vancouver, Canada, juillet 2001.
Mots-clés : Stereo, Motion, global, optimum, Graphe, Cycle.
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Abstract :
We present a method for region identification in multiple
images. A set of regions in different images and the
correspondences on their boundaries can be thought of as
a boundary in the multi-dimensional space formed by the
product of the individual image domains. We minimize an
energy functional on the space of such boundaries, thereby
identifying simultaneously both the optimal regions in each
image and the optimal correspondences on their boundaries.
We use a ratio form for the energy functional, thus
enabling the global minimization of the energy functional
using a polynomial time graph algorithm, among other desirable
properties. We choose a simple form for this energy
that favours boundaries that lie on high intensity gradients
in each image, while encouraging correspondences between
boundaries in different images that match intensity values.
The latter tendency is weighted by a novel heuristic energy
that encourages the boundaries to lie on disparity or optical
flow discontinuities, although no dense optical flow or
disparity map is computed. |
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2 - Globally optimal regions and boundaries.
I. H. Jermyn et H. Ishikawa. Dans Proc. IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV), 1999.
Mots-clés : global, optimum, Graphe, Cycle, Ratio, Segmentation.
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{Jermyn, I. H. and Ishikawa, H.}, |
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{Globally optimal regions and boundaries}, |
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{1999}, |
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{Proc. IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV)}, |
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{http://www-sop.inria.fr/members/Ian.Jermyn/publications/Jermyn99iccv.pdf}, |
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{global, optimum, Graphe, Cycle, Ratio, Segmentation} |
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Abstract :
We propose a new form of energy functional for the segmentation
of regions in images, and an efficient method for
finding its global optima. The energy can have contributions
from both the region and its boundary, thus combining
the best features of region- and boundary-based approaches
to segmentation. By transforming the region energy
into a boundary energy, we can treat both contributions
on an equal footing, and solve the global optimization
problem as a minimum mean weight cycle problem on
a directed graph. The simple, polynomial-time algorithm
requires no initialization and is highly parallelizable. |
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