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Live-Wire Segmentation with "shortest path" By Ilan Smoly What is segmentation? Approaches with graphs Intelligent scissors and Live wire - Optimal path (Dijkstra) Binary images posteriori estimation Min-cut/Max-flow

Live-Wire Segmentation with "shortest path" By Ilan Smoly
What is segmentation?
Approaches with graphs • Intelligent scissors and Live wire - Optimal path (Dijkstra) • Binary images posteriori estimation – Min-cut/Max-flow • Seeds – Min-cut/Max-flow with user inputs.
Live - Wire
The graph • Oriented Boundary • Intelligent Scissors
Oriented Boundary • Intensity • Various gradient magnitude • Orientation-sensitive
Intelligent Scissors • Laplacian Zero-Crossing • Magnitude: • Gradient Direction
Shortest path with Laplacian cost
Livewire on the Fly • A pruning of Dikstra • Stops when target is reached
Results
Results directionality Magnitude Power
• No magnitude • No Directionality • No Power
• Directionality = 13 • Power = 30 • Magnitude = 43
Discussion • powerful and efficient tool for image editing and analyzing. • Medical use • Not reliable for long distance pathways
Improvement • random long distance relations between pixels • Adopting the biological model

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