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We present an estimation-theoretic approach to curve evolution for the Mumford-Shah problem. By viewing an active contour as the set of discontinuities in the Mumford-Shah problem...
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In this work a new perceptually based method of image comparison is proposed. It is based on the colour comparison in a perceptually uniform colour space CIE Luv, and using Contra...
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Content-Based Image Retrieval (CBIR) is one of the most active research areas in recent years. Many visual feature representations have been explored and many systems built. Howev...
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By constructing a model which takes into account the frame dependence of multimedia streams, we analyze the performance of different packet-dropping mechanisms and find that scala...
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The most essential ingredient of interpolation is its basis function. We have shown in previous papers that this basis need not be necessarily interpolating to achieve good result...
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An algorithm is described for reconstructing images from colour sensor samples, which need not be aligned nor conform to a rectangular sampling geometry. The algorithm has applica...
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Motion Estimation Using Adaptive Blocksize Observation Model and Efficient Multiscale Regularization
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Bayesian motion estimation requires two pdf models: observation model and motion field (prior) model. The optimization process for this method uses sequential approach, e.g. simul...
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In this paper, a lapped orthogonal transform adapted for local directionality of an image is proposed and its application in adaptive image coding is presented. First, we address ...