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....among wavelet coefficients at similar locations but different scales. In fact, this dependency is often exploited in image coding techniques such as zerotrees [33] We account for these dependencies by modeling the wavelet feature vectors as a class dependent multiscale autoregressive process [34]. This approach more accurately models some textures without adding significant additional computation. A unique feature of our segmentation method is that it can be trained for any segmentation application by simply providing examples of images with their corresponding accurate segmentations. We ....

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....13, 14, 15, 16, 17] Multiresolution models better account for long range interactions and can more easily be designed to separately account for edges, smooth and textured regions. In recent years, multiresolution techniques have been developed which use linear system models on trees[18, 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23]. Nonlinear extensions of those methods have been applied to image restoration with both Gaussian and Poisson noise[24, 16, 17, 25, 26] Other methods have been developed for image segmentation[27, 28, 29, 30] Most of the existing work on multiresolution techniques has focused on applications ....

.... alignments of the tree or wavelet basis[37, 33, 36] More elegant approaches have used trees with nodes corresponding to overlapping portions of the image domain[35] or have performed state augmentation to account for the dependencies of general wavelet bases from within a quadtree structure[23]. These approaches have in common that their data representation is highly overcomplete which can make accurate modeling of sampled data di#cult. A more direct way to avoid blockiness is to use a dependency structure that is more general than the quadtree. For image segmentation, Bouman and ....

Khalid Daoudi, Austin B. Frakt, and Alan S. Willsky. Multiscale autoregressive models and wavelets. IEEE Trans. on Information Theory, 45(3):828--845, April 1999.

....down sampling was still required since the set of observed states at each level were the basis for proposed linear model. With the MRF parameters, we are not bound to such restrictions. There are number of papers in the literature that investigate the relation between MRF s at different scales [13, 24, 25, 51, 79]. Although many different approaches and philosophies have been presented in these papers, none have focused on the binary shape problem that we have considered. Rather, the focus has been image restoration and segmentation, or the development of a more general multiscale framework that can be ....

K. Daoudi, A. B. Frankt, and A. S. Willsky. "Multiscale autoregressive models and wavelets," IEEE Trans. Info. Theory, vol. 45, no. 3, pp. 828-845, April 1999.

....to predict the rate distortion characteristics for each scale using parameters extracted from the full scale only, we can even avoid the down sampling process. There are a number of papers in the literature that investigate the relation between MRF s at different scales [21] 22] 23] 24] [25]. Although many different approaches and philosophies have been presented in these papers, none have focused on the binary shape problem that we have considered. Rather, the focus has been image restoration and segmentation, or the development of a more general multiscale framework that can be ....

K. Daoudi, A. B. Frankt and A. S. Willsky, "Multiscale autoregressive models and wavelets," IEEE Trans. Info. Theory, vol. 45, no. 3, pp. 828845, Apr. 1999.

....data are used to incorporate the expected characteristics of typical reconstructions. The model presented here extends an earlier version[1] by introducing a recursive algorithm for optimizing the reconstruction at all resolutions simultaneously. In comparison to commonly used wavelet models[2, 3], the dependency structure of the proposed model is more general. Specifically, the model does not restrict the dependencies to interactions within a quadtree structure. Instead, the wavelet # THIS WORK WAS SUPPORTED BY THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION UNDER GRANT MIP97 07763. TO APPEAR IN ....

Khalid Daoudi, Austin B. Frakt, and Alan S. Willsky. Multiscale autoregressive models and wavelets. IEEE Trans. on Information Theory, 45(3):828--845, 1999.

....measurements as long as they correspond to observations of individual wavelet or scaling coe#cients [62, 151, 100] Second, one can do better than this in both modeling and estimation by taking any residual correlation into account. Indeed several authors have considered methods for doing this [358, 275, 146, 85], and (44) suggests a very simple method of this type, similar to an approach described in Section 6.2. In particular, suppose that the objective is to construct a model as in (44) so that the finest scale process has covariance that closely approximates a given covariance (e.g. of fBm) Since ....

....of the field. An alternate approach, developed in [324] addresses this and other, related problems using an expectation maximization formalism. 6.2. 2 Internal Models and Approximate Stochastic Realization In this section we describe a more general and formal construction of linear MR models [161, 85, 122, 82]. The approach makes use of concepts adapted from state space theory [8, 9, 214, 16] however, the adaptation to trees uncovers some important di#erences with the temporal case. First, in contrast to the usual temporal state space framework and, for that matter, to the framework implicitly used ....

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