نتایج جستجو برای: grouping

تعداد نتایج: 19726  

2016
Yi-hua Lan Cun-hua Li Yong Zhang Xue-feng Zhao Ye Hou Bao-long Guo Jeng-Shyang Pan Chin-Shiuh Shieh Wenbing Tao Hai Jin Yimin Zhang

Key factors like similarity, proximity, and good Many researchers have mentioned the significance of perceptual grouping and organization in vision and listed various continuation that guide to visual grouping of image. However, even to the present situation, many of the computational factors of perceptual grouping have remained unanswered. As there are several 1 / 4

2011
J. Beck B. Hope M. Tuceryan A. K. Jain

Visual processes deal with analyzing images and extracting information from them. They play an important role in many of todays industries, e.g., in the medical instrument industry, the electronic and micro-electronic industry, the movie industry, the robotics industry, and in many other elds which require automatic extraction of visual information from images. One of the major di culties in im...

2009
Vida Movahedi James Elder Jeff Edmonds

In this paper, I review the contour grouping approaches towards segmentation of images. Classifying the existing literature into local and global methods, I show how the grouping methods have improved over time, moving from local to global and from heuristic to probabilistic. Requirements for performance evaluation of grouping algorithms are also discussed.

Journal: :Vision Research 2016
San-Yuan Lin Su-Ling Yeh

Interocular grouping occurs when different parts of an image presented to each eye bound into a coherent whole. Previous studies anticipated that these parts are visible to both eyes simultaneously (i.e., the images altered back and forth). Although this view is consistent with the general consensus of binocular rivalry (BR) that suppressed stimuli receive no processing beyond rudimentary level...

1989
David W. Jacobs

This paper presents a new method of grouping edges in order to recognize objects. This grouping method succeeds on images of both two-and three-dimensional objects. We order groups of edges based on the likelihood that a single object produced them. This allows the recognition system to consider rst the collections of edges most likely to lead to the correct recognition of objects. The grouping...

2008
Huang-wei Chang Lei Huang Xiangrui Meng

Image organizers such as imgSeek and GIFT allow query by image content (QBIC). QBIC help users find duplicate and similar photos. However, the similarity is measured based on color, texture and shape, not in terms of people. We implemented a “query by face” feature for organizing personal digital photos, using face detection and recognition techniques. We used the OpenCV library to extract face...

2004
Christophe Rhodes

Compiler benchmarks provide a means for compiler writers to measure their performance, as well as for potential users to estimate whether a given implementation will suit their performance needs. We present a simple application of clustering algorithms in the programmatic examination of a freely-available suite of benchmarks to estimate the similarity of the codepaths tested, and find a groupin...

Journal: :Computational Intelligence 1997
Jacob Feldman

This paper investigates perceptual grouping from a logical point of view, defining a grouping interpretation as a particular kind of logical expression, and then developing an explicit inference theory in terms of such expressions. First, a regularity-based interpretation language is presented, in which an observed configuration is characterized in terms of the regularities (special configurati...

2016
Margaret C. Brooke

ment do not reach the university, ninety per cent do not finish the high school and sixty-five per cent do not complete the elementary grades constitutes conclusive evidence that our existing scheme of presentation is satisfying only an exceedingly small group. Economic consideration of the individual and the training necessary to enable him "to be worth his keep," demand that we ascertain very...

Journal: :Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance 2012
Sunčica Zdravković Elias Economou Alan Gilchrist

According to Koffka (1935), the lightness of a target surface is determined by the relationship between the target and the illumination frame of reference to which it belongs. However, each scene contains numerous illumination frames, and judging each one separately would lead to an enormous amount of computing. Grouping those frames that are in the same illumination would simplify the computat...

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