Titlebook: Image Textures and Gibbs Random Fields; Georgy L. Gimel’farb Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1999 Parameter.algorithms

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Supervised MLE-Based Parameter Learning,ameter learning. The learning scheme was proposed first for homogeneous textures in (Gimel’farb, 1996a) and then generalized to piecewise‐homogeneous ones in (Gimel’farb, 1996b, 1996c). It recovers both the interaction structure and potentials from a given training sample (grayscale image or/and reg

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Supervised Conditional MLE-Based Learning, approximation (see Table 2.4). This number can be considerably reduced by exploiting, instead of the unconditional MLE of Eq. (3.3), the conditional MLE of potentials described in this chapter. In particular, only |.| + 1 unknown parameters have to be refined by stochastic approximation for the mod

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Experiments in Simulating Natural Textures,schemes. This chapter presents results of simulation of various natural image textures taken from the MIT Media Laboratory “VisTex” image database (Pickard et al., 1995) or obtained by digitizing some examples from the album of Brodatz (1966). First, we consider the self-similarity between the diffe

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Experiments in Retrieving Natural Textures,measure is deduced from the Gibbs models of Eqs. (2.3) and (2.10) and is based on the model parameters that are learnt as described in Chapters 3 and 4. Most of these results were initially presented in (Jain and Gimel’farb, 1995; Gimel’farb and Jain, 1996).

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Experiments in Segmenting Natural Textures,ditional Gibbs model of region maps in Eq. (2.26) suggests that to segment a piecewise-homogeneous grayscale texture we have to simply simulate the region maps relating to this texture. Such a segmentation is also based on the CSA that adapts the model potentials as to approximate the GL/RLH and GLC

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Georgy L. Gimel’farbry but a continent with 52 different countries, each with a unique cultural and historical context, resource and asset base, as well as economic and welfare structures. Achieving the goals of an ‘African Renaissance’, therefore, needs to be specifically defined in terms of the individual context of

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Georgy L. Gimel’farbnographic fieldwork for six months, including both in-depth In this book, the author seeks to understand China’s urban redevelopment from the theoretical perspective of the local entrepreneurial state. China’s rapid socio-economic transformations since 1978 have been in large part attributed to Chin