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Spatial Pattern Templates for Recognition of Objects with Regular Structure

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Pattern Recognition (GCPR 2013)

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We propose a method for semantic parsing of images with regular structure. The structured objects are modeled in a densely connected CRF. The paper describes how to embody specific spatial relations in a representation called Spatial Pattern Templates (SPT), which allows us to capture regularity constraints of alignment and equal spacing in pairwise and ternary potentials.

Assuming the input image is pre-segmented to salient regions the SPT describe which segments could interact in the structured graphical model. The model parameters are learnt to describe the formal language of semantic labelings. Given an input image, a consistent labeling over its segments linked in the CRF is recognized as a word from this language.

The CRF framework allows us to apply efficient algorithms for both recognition and learning. We demonstrate the approach on the problem of facade image parsing and show that results comparable with state of the art methods are achieved without introducing additional manually designed detectors for specific terminal objects.

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Tyleček, R., Šára, R. (2013). Spatial Pattern Templates for Recognition of Objects with Regular Structure. In: Weickert, J., Hein, M., Schiele, B. (eds) Pattern Recognition. GCPR 2013. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 8142. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-40602-7_39

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