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Twenty questions, focus of attention, and A*: A theoretical comparison of optimization strategies,n an aerial photograph. These problems can be formulated in terms of Bayesian probability theory and hence expressed as optimization problems on trees or graphs. The twenty questions, or minimum entropy, algorithm has recently been developed by Geman and Jedynak (1994) as a highly effective, and int

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Deterministic annealing for unsupervised texture segmentation,describe the canonical way to derive efficient optimization heuristics, which have a broad range of possible applications in computer vision, pattern recognition and data analysis. In addition, we prove novel convergence results. As a major practical application we present a new approach to the prob

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Multidimensional scaling by deterministic annealing,lity of a data embedding is measured by a cost function called stress which compares proximity values with Euclidian distances of the respective points. We present a novel . algorithm to efficiently determine embedding coordinates for this continuous optimization problem. Experimental results demons

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Deterministic search strategies for relational graph matching,ed by the Bayesian consistency measure recently reported by Wilson and Hancock [47–49]. We investigate two classes of update process. The first of these aim to exploit discrete gradient ascent methods. We investigate the effect of searching in the direction of both the local and global gradient maxi

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Object localization using color, texture and shape,exture, the algorithm automatically searches the database images for objects which meet the query attributes. The database images do not need to be presegmented or annotated. The proposed algorithm operates in two stages. In the first stage, we use local texture and color features to find a small nu

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Visual deconstruction: Recognizing articulated objects,he deconstruction view of recognition naturally decomposes the problem of finding an object in an image, into the one of (i) extracting key features in an image, (ii) detecting key points in the models, (iii) segmenting an image, and (iv) comparing shapes. All of these subproblems can not be resolve

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Adaptive parametrically deformable contours,ation order (e.g., the number of Fourier coefficients) we adopt the . (MDL) principle. The result is a parametrically deformable contour with an adaptive degree of smoothness and which also autonomously estimates the observation model parameters.

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