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Embryonic Loss: Clinical Perspectives,ingle object. In this paper we present an approach that uses color as a cue to perform selection either based solely on image-data (data-driven), or based on the knowledge of the color description of the model (model-driven). It presents a method of color specification by color categories which are

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-66496-0ays assumed that the parameters of this equation (the light source direction and surface albedo) can be estimated in advance. For images which contain shadows and occluding contours, this decoupling of problems is artificial. We develop a new approach to solving these equations. It is based on moder