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Computer Vision's awkward---by LindahuaComputer vision is a very active field of AI, the annual conference of the small will continue to publish thousands of articles (only CVPR admission more than 300 per year, a number of second-rate meetings each year more than countless articles), new models new algorithm new application endless. But behind the glitz, where is the foundation?For

Graph Cut and its application in computer VisionOriginal source:Http://lincccc.blogspot.tw/2011/04/graph-cut-and-its-application-in.htmlThe network flow algorithm was originally used to solve the optimization problems of flow network, such as water pipe network, communication transmission and city traffic. Graph Cut is one of the most common algorithms used to solve the minimum cut of a flow network, which is to find a set of edges with the smallest t

From 1966 to 2016, exactly the past 50 years, the last 50 years of computer vision development is very fast. Does computer vision become a very mature and perfect technology today? Not.For example, under the blue sky, the highway has a big white truck, the computer may say,

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Computer vision in the field of some cattle people blog, super-powerful research institutions, such as website links(1) Googleresearch; http://research.google.com/index.html(2) Dr. MIT, Tong Xiao student Lindahua; http://people.csail.mit.edu/dhlin/index.html(3) MIT postdoctoral Douglas Lanman; http://web.media.mit.edu/~dlanman/(4) OpenCV Chinese website; http://www.opencv.org.cn/index.php/%E9%A6%96%E9%A1%B5

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Computer vision requires a lot of computing to process high-resolution images. Therefore, the image resolution of many datasets is very small. Recently, engineers have used a glass, a photoelectric detector, and some software to develop a "fluoroscopy" camera. This camera without a lens can take very low-resolution images, and Abstract The main contour of the object. Therefore, images taken using this camer

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Image processing, for the image itself to do some processing, here can be industrial, medical, entertainment, multimedia, advertising and other industries, such as the common Photoshop is also image processing software, the use of this software to do related work is also image processing staff. Other industries have similar effects, will be the original image, through a number of algorithms, techniques, means, etc., into the user's own view of the ideal image, that is, the image to deal with.Com

papers covered a wide range of topics, ranging from solving pure engineering problems to using computer models to understand the biological nervous system and so on. After that, studies of biological systems and artificial systems have diverged, and in recent years the NIPS conferences have been dominated by machine learning, artificial intelligence and statistical papers. The NIPS conference is held annually in December and is hosted by the NIPS Fou

Development of hyper-pixel Segmentation technology(SuperpixelSegmentation) Sason @ csdn Current update date: 2013.05.12. 1. Graph-based algorithms ): 1. Normalized cuts, 2000. Jianbo Shi and Jitendra Malik. Normalized cuts and image segmentation. IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and machine intelligence (PAMI), 22 (8): 888-905,200 0. T. Cour, F. benezit, and J. Shi. spectral segmentation with multiscale Graph Decomposition. in IEEE Com