“…2D may require lots of iterations to converge. Alternatively, to recover a better shading, a segmentation should be introduced into the model, similar to [1]. Different objects in the image could then have different GMM models and shadings, and the sharp boundary would be ensured by the segmentation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…K) and initial shading h = 0. The algorithm iteratively updates variables (α, π k , Σ k ), via (9), (10), (12), (13), and variables (h, µ) via solving linear system (11), (1). Each of the updates maximizes the objective E(h, θ, α) w.r.t.…”
Section: Optimizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This work proposes a novel model to estimate shading in natural images 1 . We assume some areas of the image are brighter or darker because of the illumination/shadows.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This work was mostly inspired by [1], where the segmentation model includes segmentation and shading. In the case of MAP shading recovery, the estimation of the shading (by a discrete optimization) is alternated with estimation of all appearance parameters, which is inferior to our method.…”
We consider a simple statistical model of the image, in which the image is represented as a sum of two parts: one part is explained by an i.i.d. color Gaussian mixture and the other part by a (piecewise-) smooth grayscale shading function. The smoothness is ensured by a quadratic (Tikhonov) or total variation regularization. We derive an EM algorithm to estimate simultaneously the parameters of the mixture model and the shading. Our algorithms for both kinds of the regularization solve for shading and mean parameters of the mixture model jointly.
“…2D may require lots of iterations to converge. Alternatively, to recover a better shading, a segmentation should be introduced into the model, similar to [1]. Different objects in the image could then have different GMM models and shadings, and the sharp boundary would be ensured by the segmentation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…K) and initial shading h = 0. The algorithm iteratively updates variables (α, π k , Σ k ), via (9), (10), (12), (13), and variables (h, µ) via solving linear system (11), (1). Each of the updates maximizes the objective E(h, θ, α) w.r.t.…”
Section: Optimizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This work proposes a novel model to estimate shading in natural images 1 . We assume some areas of the image are brighter or darker because of the illumination/shadows.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This work was mostly inspired by [1], where the segmentation model includes segmentation and shading. In the case of MAP shading recovery, the estimation of the shading (by a discrete optimization) is alternated with estimation of all appearance parameters, which is inferior to our method.…”
We consider a simple statistical model of the image, in which the image is represented as a sum of two parts: one part is explained by an i.i.d. color Gaussian mixture and the other part by a (piecewise-) smooth grayscale shading function. The smoothness is ensured by a quadratic (Tikhonov) or total variation regularization. We derive an EM algorithm to estimate simultaneously the parameters of the mixture model and the shading. Our algorithms for both kinds of the regularization solve for shading and mean parameters of the mixture model jointly.
“…The number of segments and the numbers of Gaussians for each segment (typically from 2 to 4) as well as the parameters α and λ were estimated experimentally. The appearance model includes additional a-priori slowly varying shading fields for each segment (see [13] for details). These shadings were learned simultaneously withq in a fully unsupervised manner.…”
Abstract. We propose a combination of shape prior models with Markov Random Fields. The model allows to integrate multiple shape priors and appearance models into MRF-models for segmentation. We discuss a recognition task and introduce a general learning scheme. Both tasks are solved in the scope of the model and verified experimentally.
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