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Image segmentation is an important field of image processing. It consists in partitioning the image into non-overlapping meaningful homogenous regions i.e. flat regions, movement (stereo, optical flow), model-based, texture, color, ... etc. This has been widely used in different applications, for instance, medical images and robot vision. This work focuses on two main themes. The first is related with image segmentation problem and the second is about an application of segmentation methods to image and video editing. In the last decade especial attention has been paid to segmentation methods…mehr

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Image segmentation is an important field of image processing. It consists in partitioning the image into non-overlapping meaningful homogenous regions i.e. flat regions, movement (stereo, optical flow), model-based, texture, color, ... etc. This has been widely used in different applications, for instance, medical images and robot vision. This work focuses on two main themes. The first is related with image segmentation problem and the second is about an application of segmentation methods to image and video editing. In the last decade especial attention has been paid to segmentation methods that produce a measure of belonging to classes, instead of classical segmentation methods that obtains a label map. The first kind of methods is known in the literature as soft segmentation methods while the second group is called as hard segmentation methods. This work presents a general framework for soft segmentation with spatial coherence through a Markov Random Field prior.
Autorenporträt
Licenciado en Educación, Especialidad en Matemáticas, en el Instituto Superior Pedagógico de Manzanillo Cuba (1989), su Maestría en Ciencias de la Computación y Matemáticas Industriales en el Centro de Investigaciones en Matemáticas (CIMAT) de México (2004) y su Doctorado en Ciencias de la Computación en el CIMAT (2010).