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Combination of paths for interactive segmentation

Published on Apr 03, 20142306 Views

Active contours and minimal paths have been extensively studied theoretical tools for image segmentation. The recent geodesically linked active contour model, which basically consists in a set of ve

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Combination of paths for interactive segmentation00:00
Overview : short survey - 100:11
Overview : short survey - 200:59
Overview : short survey - 301:15
Overview : proposed approach - 101:33
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Overview : proposed approach - 302:17
Overview : proposed approach - 402:20
Overview : proposed approach - 502:37
Overview : proposed approach - 602:45
Overview : proposed approach - 702:49
Overview : proposed approach - 802:52
Minimal paths - 103:16
Minimal paths - 203:48
Action04:48
Path construction - 105:29
Path construction - 205:34
Path construction - 305:52
Piecewise-geodesic curve06:00
Shortcomings06:30
Finding the best set of paths07:22
Sets of admissible paths08:03
Combined action map and saddle points - 108:43
Combined action map and saddle points - 209:37
Combined action map and saddle points - 309:53
Combined action map and saddle points - 410:15
Combined action map and saddle points - 510:41
Combined action map and saddle points - 610:59
Combined action map and saddle points - 711:17
Admissible paths based on saddle points - 111:28
Admissible paths based on saddle points - 211:45
Admissible paths - 112:19
Admissible paths - 212:23
Admissible paths - 312:24
Admissible paths - 412:26
Non-simple curve12:31
Energy minimization - 113:52
Energy minimization - 214:24
Local search - 115:12
Local search - 216:32
Results on the Grabcut dataset [Rother et al, ECCV 2004] - 116:57
Results on the Grabcut dataset [Rother et al, ECCV 2004] - 218:07
Final remarks18:23
Thank you19:38