Objects in the world can be arranged into a hierarchy based on their semantic meaning (e.g. organism ? animal ? feline ? cat). What about defining a hierarchy based on the visual ...
Josef Sivic, Bryan C. Russell, Andrew Zisserman, W...
In order to work well, many computer vision algorithms require that their parameters be adjusted according to the image noise level, making it an important quantity to estimate. W...
Ce Liu, William T. Freeman, Richard Szeliski, Sing...
Abstract. Most previous methods for generic object recognition explicitly or implicitly assume that an image contains objects from a single category, although objects from multiple...
Takahiro Okabe, Yuhi Kondo, Kris M. Kitani, Yoichi...
In many real-world object recognition applications, texture plays a very important role. Much research has gone into texture-based segmentation methods, which focus on finding the...
David Van Hamme, Peter Veelaert, Wilfried Philips,...
In this paper, we consider the problem of tracking nonrigid surfaces and propose a generic data-driven mesh deformation framework. In contrast to methods using strong prior models...