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WWW Version.
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Earlier:
A Modular Computer Vision System for Picture Segmentation,
PRIP79(523-539).
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IVC(2), No. 3, August 1984, pp. 123-133.
WWW Version.
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Zamperoni, P.,
Feature Extraction by Rank-Order Filtering for Image Segmentation,
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WWW Version.
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Matsuyama, T.,
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WWW Version.
BibRef
8910
Earlier:
ICPR88(I: 125-133).
WWW Version.
8811
Rule Based Systems.
System: SIGMA. This builds on the general systems such as SIGMA and is directed
toward segmentation.
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Nagao, M.,
Matsuyama, T., and
Ikeda, Y.,
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CGIP(10), 1979, pp. 195-223.
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7900
Earlier:
Region Extraction and Shape Analysis of Aerial Photographs,
ICPR78(620-628).
This uses a global to detailed analysis technique.
BibRef
Tenenbaum, J.M., and
Barrow, H.G.,
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And:
SRI AICenter-TN 123, March 1976.
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And:
IGS: A Paradigm for Integrating Image Segmentation and
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PRAI-76(472-507).
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And:
ICPR76(504-513).
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And:
CMetImAly77(435-444).
Segmentation, Knowledge.
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(
See also MSYS: A System for Reasoning about Scenes. ).
Unlike the work in Yakimovsky and Feldman, the relations between
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Initial interpretations are based on the image data, but extra
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Chassery, J.M., and
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8411
Earlier:
ICPR84(642-644).
Segmentation, Color.
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8603
Earlier:
Knowledge and Strategies for Image Segmentation,
ICPR86(669-671).
BibRef
Vasselle, B.,
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Houzelle, S., and
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9200
Tucker, L.W., (Cornell and Polytechnic I of NY)
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ICPR84(216-219).
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8400
And:
Control Strategy for an Expert Vision System Using Quadtree Refinement,
CVWS84(214-218).
Innovative use of quadtrees in segmentation.
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Harwood, D.A.,
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DARPA87(507-520).
(
See also Sigma Image Understanding System, The. )
Find segments (homogeneous regions), then find instances which
satisfy definitions of object types, then search for support, then
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See also Fua and Leclerc Guided Segmentation Papers.
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8700
Kestner, W.,
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ICPR82(1011-1013).
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8200
Earlier:
Considerations About Knowledge-Based Image Interpretation,
ICPR80(330-332).
High level discussion of a high level system for image analysis
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Kestner, W.,
Bohner, M.,
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ICPR80(529-531).
(Karlsruhe). Starting from (interactively selected)
elements (line segments, rough contours, centers of regions) expand
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object as long as the feature values remain constant or change
gradually. Boundaries between regions handled by pixel level
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areas.
BibRef
8000
Selfridge, P.G.,
Sloan, Jr., K.R.,
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8100
Earlier:
Reasoning About Images: Application to Aerial Image Understanding,
DARPA81(1-6).
BibRef
And:
Locating Objects under Different Conditions:
An Example in Aerial Image Understanding,
PRIP81(470-472).
(Rochester). Segmentation and analysis system to use partial
results to perform matching then update parameters for
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Univ. of Rochester-TR-103.
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And: with
Sloan, Jr., K.R.,
PRIP82(44-49).
Segmentation problems: what to look for, which technique to use,
and the parameters for the procedure. Goal directed processing at
every stage. Given a model of the objects, pick a segmentation
method (thresholding), set arbitrary thresholds (almost), change
them to get candidate regions, evaluate based on other features.
Then in conjunction with higher level model descriptions composed
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DARPAN79(136-139).
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7900
Mota, F.A., and
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PAMI(8), No. 6, November 1986, pp. 755-760.
Seems to be a discussion of using the model (interpretation)
information to eliminate segmentation "errors."
BibRef
8611
Mason, P.,
Buggy, T.W.,
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IVC(5), No. 2, May 1987, pp. 127-131.
WWW Version.
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Sunil Kumar, K.,
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PR(32), No. 4, April 1999, pp. 577-589.
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9904
Earlier:
ICIP96(I: 853-856).
WWW Version.
9610 See also Image Interpretation Using Bayesian Networks.
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Kopparapu, S.K.[Sunil K.],
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WWW Version. Combine segmentation and interpretation modules.
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Figov, Z.,
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Detecting and Removing Shadows,
ICCGI04(xx-yy).
PDF Version.
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Kamath, N.[Nidish],
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ICPR98(Vol II: 1840-1842).
WWW Version.
9808
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Molander, S.,
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Ezquerra, N.[Norberto],
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9701
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Ezquerra, N.[Norberto],
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Haker, S.,
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WWW Version.
0003
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Baujard, O.,
Garbay, C.,
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9306
Manon, G.,
Pesty, S.,
Garbay, C.,
KIDS (knowledge-based diagnosis system)-a specialized architecture,
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WWW Version.
8811
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Rushing, J.A.,
Ranganath, H.,
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Evans, C.,
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0206
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Goldberger, J.[Jacob],
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PAMI(28), No. 3, March 2006, pp. 463-468.
WWW Version.
0602New frames segmented based on the segmentation of prior frames.
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Eriksson, A.P.[Anders P.],
Olsson, C.[Carl],
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A Reformulation for Segmentation with Linear Grouping Constraints,
ICCV07(1-8).
WWW Version.
0710
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And:
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SCIA07(283-292).
WWW Version.
0706
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Mu, Y.D.[Ya-Dong],
Zhou, B.F.[Bing-Feng],
Co-segmentation of Image Pairs with Quadratic Global Constraint in MRFs,
ACCV07(II: 837-846).
WWW Version.
0711
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Toyoda, T.[Takahiro],
Hasegawa, O.[Osamu],
Random Field Model for Integration of Local Information and Global
Information,
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WWW Version.
0806
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Toyoda, T.[Takahiro],
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CVPR06(I: 1106-1113).
WWW Version.
0606
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Wallhoff, F.[Frank],
Rub, M.[Martin],
Rigoll, G.[Gerhard],
Gobel, J.[Johann],
Diehl, H.[Hermann],
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ICIP07(VI: 53-56).
WWW Version.
0709
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Gallagher, C.[Claire],
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ICIP07(II: 41-44).
WWW Version.
0709
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Cheng, D.S.[Dong Seon],
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CIAP07(635-640).
WWW Version.
0709Simultaneous segmentation of the same features in multiple images.
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Hong, X.[Xin],
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CAIP07(604-611).
WWW Version.
0708
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Zhang, H.[Hui],
Goldman, S.A.,
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ICIP06(765-768).
0610
WWW Version.
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Vasconcelos, M.[Manuela],
Vasconcelos, N.[Nuno],
Carneiro, G.[Gustavo],
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CVPR06(I: 1001-1006).
WWW Version.
0606
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Borenstein, E.[Eran],
Malik, J.[Jitendra],
Shape Guided Object Segmentation,
CVPR06(I: 969-976).
WWW Version.
0606
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Johnson, M.A.,
Cipolla, R.,
Improved Image Annotation and Labelling through Multi-Label Boosting,
BMVC05(xx-yy).
HTML Version.
0509Learning based on multi-labelled data.
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Schnitman, Y.[Yaar],
Caspi, Y.[Yaron],
Cohen-Or, D.[Daniel],
Lischinski, D.[Dani],
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ACCV06(II:373-384).
WWW Version.
0601
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Borenstein, E.[Eran],
Ullman, S.[Shimon],
Learning to Segment,
ECCV04(Vol III: 315-328).
WWW Version.
0405Find the foreground objects, they generally are more fragmented (textured?).
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Borenstein, E.[Eran],
Sharon, E.[Eitan],
Ullman, S.[Shimon],
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PercOrg04(46).
WWW Version.
0502
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Borenstein, E.,
Ullman, S.,
Class-Specific, Top-Down Segmentation,
ECCV02(II: 109 ff.).
HTML Version.
0205Guided by a stored representation of the shape.
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Clark, A.A.,
Thomas, B.T.,
Evolving Image Segmentations for the Analysis of Video Sequences,
CVPR01(II:290-295).
IEEE Abstract. IEEE Top Reference.
0110Use initial segmentation to guide later ones.
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Perner, P.[Petra],
Controlling the Segmentation Parameters by Case-based Reasoning,
ICPR00(Vol III: 963-966).
WWW Version.
0009
BibRef
Earlier:
Case based reasoning for image interpretation,
CAIP95(532-537).
WWW Version.
9509
BibRef
Hug, J.,
Brechbuhler, C.,
Szekely, G.,
Model-Based Initialisation for Segmentation,
ECCV00(II: 290-306).
WWW Version.
0003
BibRef
Charroux, B.,
Philipp, S.,
Cocquerez, J.P.,
Image Analysis:
Segmentation Operator Cooperation Led by the Interpretation,
ICIP96(III: 939-942).
WWW Version.
BibRef
9600
Paulus, D.,
Object oriented image segmentation,
ICIPA92(482-485).
Postscript Version.
BibRef
9200
Mulder, N.J., and
Schutte, K.,
The Combined Estimation of Geometric Object Parameters and
Complex Object Description, Using the Predictor-Corrector Method in
Combination with Specialised Cost Matrices,
SCIA93(1211-1219).
BibRef
9300
Baker, D.C.,
Aggarwal, J.K., and
Hwang, V.S.,
Geometry Guided Incremental Segmentation,
CVWS87(237-239).
BibRef
8700
Price, K.E.,
Medioni, G.,
Segmentation Using Scene Models,
USC_ISG-102, October 1982.
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8210
USC Computer VisionCombine region and edge models.
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Medioni, G.G.[Gerard G.],
Segmentation of Images Into Regions Using Edge Information,
AAAI-82(42-45).
BibRef
8200
USC Computer Vision
BibRef
Sze, T.W., and
Yang, Y.H.,
Goal Directed Segmentation,
PRIP82(504-511).
How to use some of the a priori information in segmentation (such
as shape). Compares this to gradient based boundary extraction
followed by labeling of inside or outside (unclean). Also to split
and merge. Method generates initial regions (either method)
polygonal approximation, shape matching using syntactic methods and
merge regions which improve the shape match.
BibRef
8200
Aggarwal, R.K.,
Adaptive Image Segmentation Using Prototype Similarity,
PRIP78(354-359)
BibRef
7800
Chapter on 2-D Region Segmentation Techniques, Snakes, Active Contours continues in
Fua and Leclerc Guided Segmentation Papers .