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Hierarchical Pairwise Segmentation Using Dominant Sets and Anisotropic Diffusion Kernelsve proved very powerful when applied to image-segmentation problems. However, they are mainly focused on extracting flat partitions of the data, thus missing out on the advantages of the inclusion constraints typical of hierarchical coarse-to-fine segmentations approaches very common when working di

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Tracking as Segmentation of Spatial-Temporal Volumes by Anisotropic Weighted TVce, shape and motion. We propose a tracker, by interpreting the task of tracking as segmentation of a volume in 3D. Inherently temporal and spatial regularization is unified in a single regularization term. Segmentation is done by a variational approach using anisotropic weighted Total Variation (TV

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Complementary Optic Flow data term that incorporates HSV colour representation with higher order constancy assumptions, completely separate robust penalisation, and constraint normalisation. Our anisotropic smoothness term reduces smoothing in the data constraint direction instead of the image edge direction, while enforci

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Robust Segmentation by Cutting across a Stack of Gamma Transformed Imagesicient spectral graph method which seeks the best segmentation on a stack of gamma transformed versions of the original image. Each gamma image produces two types of grouping cues operating at different ranges: Short-range attraction pulls pixels towards region centers, while long-range repulsion pu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-04706-9ed. Recent evaluation of optimization algorithms showed that the widely used swap and expansion graph cut algorithms have an excellent performance for energies where the underlying MRF has Potts prior. Potts prior corresponds to assuming that the true labeling is piecewise constant. While surprising

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-93193-7ed for this model by representing the phases by several overlapping level set functions. Recently, exactly the same model was also formulated by using binary level set functions. In both approaches, the gradient descent equations had to be solved numerically, a procedure which is slow and has the po

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,Sprachkritisches Erz?hlen — ?Der Prozess?,nnecting them. Each edge selected has no common node as its end points to any other edge within the subset. When the considered graph has huge sets of nodes and edges the sequential approaches are impractical, specially for applications demanding fast results. In this paper we investigate how to com