Titlebook: Dense Image Correspondences for Computer Vision; Tal Hassner,Ce Liu Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Annotatio

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DOMAINS – An Ontology: Internal Qualitiesodels when using densely sampled sparse features (HOG, dense SIFT, etc.). Gradient-based approaches for image/object alignment have many desirable properties—inference is typically fast and exact, and diverse constraints can be imposed on the motion of points. However, the presumption that gradients

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Modeling and Implementing the Domainision rely on a large corpus of densely labeled images. However, for large, modern image datasets, such labels are expensive to obtain and are often unavailable. We establish a large-scale graphical model spanning all labeled and unlabeled images, then solve it to infer pixel labels . for all images

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Introduction to Dense Optical Flowotion is estimated when the underlying motion is . and ., especially the Horn–Schunck (Artif Intell 17:185–203, 1981) formulation with robust functions. We show step-by-step how to optimize the optical flow objective function using iteratively reweighted least squares (IRLS), which is equivalent to

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Dense, Scale-Less Descriptorsd to allow for meaningful comparisons. As we discuss in previous chapters, one such representation is the SIFT descriptor used by SIFT flow. The scale selection required to make SIFT scale invariant, however, is only known to be possible at sparse interest points, where local image information varie

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Scale-Space SIFT Flowimilar scenes but with different object configurations. The way in which the dense SIFT features are computed at a fixed scale in the SIFT flow method might however limit its capability of dealing with scenes having great scale changes. In this work, we propose a simple, intuitive, and effective app