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Semantic Image Segmentation Using Region Bank
International audienceSemantic image segmentation assigns a predefined class label to each pixel. This paper proposes a unified framework by using region bank to solve this task. Images are hierarchically segmented leading to region banks. Local features and high-level descriptors are extracted on each region of the banks. Discriminative classifiers are learned based the histograms of features descriptors computed from training region bank (TRB). Optimally merging predicted regions of query region bank (QRB) results in semantic labeling. This paper details each algorithmic module used in our system, however, any algorithm fits corresponding modules can be plugged into the proposed framework. Experiments on the challenging Microsoft Research Cambridge (MSRC 21) dataset show that the proposed approach achieves the state-of-the-art performance
AnchorNet: A Weakly Supervised Network to Learn Geometry-sensitive Features For Semantic Matching
Despite significant progress of deep learning in recent years,
state-of-the-art semantic matching methods still rely on legacy features such
as SIFT or HoG. We argue that the strong invariance properties that are key to
the success of recent deep architectures on the classification task make them
unfit for dense correspondence tasks, unless a large amount of supervision is
used. In this work, we propose a deep network, termed AnchorNet, that produces
image representations that are well-suited for semantic matching. It relies on
a set of filters whose response is geometrically consistent across different
object instances, even in the presence of strong intra-class, scale, or
viewpoint variations. Trained only with weak image-level labels, the final
representation successfully captures information about the object structure and
improves results of state-of-the-art semantic matching methods such as the
deformable spatial pyramid or the proposal flow methods. We show positive
results on the cross-instance matching task where different instances of the
same object category are matched as well as on a new cross-category semantic
matching task aligning pairs of instances each from a different object class.Comment: Proceedings of the IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern
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Semantics-Based Content Extraction in Typewritten Historical Documents
This paper presents a flexible approach to extracting content from scanned historical documents using semantic information. The final electronic document is the result of a "digital historical document lifecycle" process, where the expert knowledge of the historian/archivist user is incorporated at different stages. Results show that such a conversion strategy aided by (expert) user-specified semantic information and which enables the processing of individual parts of the document in a specialised way, produces superior (in a variety of significant ways) results than document analysis and understanding techniques devised for contemporary documents
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