COMPUTERIZED CORRESPONDENCE ESTIMATION USING DISTINCTIVELY MATCHED PATCHES

    公开(公告)号:US20170270390A1

    公开(公告)日:2017-09-21

    申请号:US15071111

    申请日:2016-03-15

    CPC classification number: G06K9/6282 G06K9/00208 G06K9/6219 G06K9/6256

    Abstract: Correspondences in content items may be determined using a trained decision tree to detect distinctive matches between portions of content items. The techniques described include determining a first group of patches associated with a first content item and processing a first patch based at least partly on causing the first patch to move through a decision tree, and determining a second group of patches associated with a second content item and processing a second patch based at least partly on causing the second patch to move through the decision tree. The techniques described include determining that the first patch and the second patch are associated with a same leaf node of the decision tree and determining that the first patch and the second patch are corresponding patches based at least partly on determining that the first patch and the second patch are associated with the same leaf node.

    Computerized correspondence estimation using distinctively matched patches

    公开(公告)号:US09886652B2

    公开(公告)日:2018-02-06

    申请号:US15071111

    申请日:2016-03-15

    CPC classification number: G06K9/6282 G06K9/00208 G06K9/6219 G06K9/6256

    Abstract: Correspondences in content items may be determined using a trained decision tree to detect distinctive matches between portions of content items. The techniques described include determining a first group of patches associated with a first content item and processing a first patch based at least partly on causing the first patch to move through a decision tree, and determining a second group of patches associated with a second content item and processing a second patch based at least partly on causing the second patch to move through the decision tree. The techniques described include determining that the first patch and the second patch are associated with a same leaf node of the decision tree and determining that the first patch and the second patch are corresponding patches based at least partly on determining that the first patch and the second patch are associated with the same leaf node.

    DISTINGUISHING FOREGROUND AND BACKGROUND WITH INFRARED IMAGING
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    发明申请
    DISTINGUISHING FOREGROUND AND BACKGROUND WITH INFRARED IMAGING 有权
    具有红外成像的前景和背景

    公开(公告)号:US20160269714A1

    公开(公告)日:2016-09-15

    申请号:US14645326

    申请日:2015-03-11

    Abstract: An initial candidate foreground region is identified within an infrared image that includes pixels exhibiting infrared intensity values within a pre-defined range. A depth of surfaces within the initial candidate foreground region is estimated based on infrared intensity values the pixels of the initial candidate foreground region. The initial candidate foreground region is expanded to an expanded candidate foreground region based on a body-model estimate. The body model estimate is seeded with one or more of the initial candidate foreground region, the depth of surfaces, and/or a face of a human subject identified by facial recognition. Each pixel of the infrared image is identified as either a foreground pixel or a background pixel based on a distance of that pixel relative to the expanded candidate foreground region. Pixels identified as background pixels may be modified within a corresponding visible light image.

    Abstract translation: 在包括在预定义范围内呈现红外强度值的像素的红外图像内识别初始候选前景区域。 基于初始候选前景区域的像素的红外强度值来估计初始候选前景区域内的表面深度。 基于身体模型估计将初始候选前景区域扩展到扩展的候选前景区域。 用人脸识别识别的人类对象的初始候选前景区域,表面深度和/或人脸的一个或多个种子接种身体模型估计。 基于该像素相对于扩展的候选前景区域的距离,将红外图像的每个像素识别为前景像素或背景像素。 识别为背景像素的像素可以在相应的可见光图像内被修改。

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