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Filter-based Mean-Field Inference for Random Fields with Higher Order Terms and Product Label-Spaces
Published on Nov 12, 20125321 Views
Recently, a number of cross bilateral filtering methods have been proposed for solving multi-label problems in computer vision, such as stereo, optical flow and object class segmentation that show an
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Filter-based Mean-Field Inference for Random Fields with Higher-Order Terms and Product Label-Spaces00:00
Labelling problems00:00
Overview (1)00:16
Overview (2)00:17
Overview (3)00:28
Overview (4)00:42
Importance of co-occurrence terms (1)00:51
Importance of co-occurrence terms (2)01:15
Importance of co-occurrence terms (3)01:25
Importance of PN Potts terms01:46
Importance of higher order terms (1)02:16
Importance of higher order terms (2)02:22
CRF formulation (1)02:30
CRF formulation (2)02:39
Inference02:50
Our inference03:14
Efficient inference in pairwise CRF (1)03:26
Efficient inference in pairwise CRF (2)04:01
Mean-field based inference (1)04:26
Mean-field based inference (2)05:05
Mean-field based inference (3)05:26
Mean-field based inference (4)05:50
Q distribution (1)06:04
Q distribution (2)06:19
Q distribution (3)06:21
Q distribution (4)06:22
Higher order mean-field update (1)06:45
Higher order mean-field update (2)07:17
PN Potts example07:36
Expectation update08:21
Global co-occurrence terms (1)08:54
Global co-occurrence terms (2)09:06
Global co-occurrence terms (3)09:23
Our model09:32
Global co-occurrence constraints09:57
Product label space10:30
PascalVOC-10 dataset - qualitative10:55
PascalVOC - quantitative (1)11:23
PascalVOC - quantitative (2)11:36
Leuven dataset - qualitative (1)11:42
Leuven dataset - qualitative (2)11:54
Conclusion12:12