Hence, we propose a curriculum-style learning approach to minimizing the domain gap in urban scene semantic segmentation.
To demonstrate SLIC-UAV, support vector machines and random forests were used to predict the species of hand-labelled crowns in a restoration concession in Indonesia.
The proposed framework combines adjacency-graphs and kernel spectral clustering based graphs (KSC-graphs) according to a new definition named affinity nodes of multi-scale superpixels.
We aim to improve segmentation through the use of machine learning tools during region agglomeration.
We define a robust and fast to evaluate energy function, based on enforcing color similarity between the bound- aries and the superpixel color histogram.
Then, the boundaries of initial superpixels are obtained according to the probabilities and the commute time.
In particular, given an over-segmented image or volume, we propose a novel framework for accurately clustering regions of the same neuron.
We introduce a purely feed-forward architecture for semantic segmentation.
Starting with over-segmenting superpixels, we use a tree structure to represent the hierarchy of region merging, by which we reduce the problem of segmenting image regions to finding a set of label assignment to tree nodes.
We introduce a parallel GPU implementation of the Simple Linear Iterative Clustering (SLIC) superpixel segmentation.