Procedings of the British Machine Vision Conference 2007 2007
DOI: 10.5244/c.21.27
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Learning object classes from structure

Abstract: The problem of identifying the class of an object from its visual appearance has received significant attention recently. Most of the work to date is premised on photometric measures, often building codebooks made from interest regions. All of it has been tested only on photographs, so far as we know. Our approach differs in two significant ways. First, we do not build a codebook of interest regions but instead make use of a hierarchical description of an image based on a watershed transform. Root nodes in the… Show more

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