| I. Jermyn and H. Ishikawa, "Globally optimal regions and boundaries as minimum ratio weight cycles," IEEE Trans. on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, vol. 23, no. 10, pp. 1075--1088, Oct 2001. |
....set b to a low value since we want the bias term to differentiate only between windows with approximately equal average error. 4 Minimization via Minimum Ratio Cycle The MRC algorithm was first introduced to the vision community by Jermyn and Ishikawa in their interesting image segmentation work [6]. In this section we sketch the MRC problem and its complexity, and also describe how we use it to minimize the cost function in equation 1. For a full description of MRC algorithms see [1] 4.1 Minimum Ratio Cycle Suppose G = V; E) is a directed graph with functions w : E R and : E R on ....
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....value since we want the bias term to di erentiate only between windows with approximately equal average error. 5 Minimization via Minimum Ratio Cycle The minimum ratio cycle algorithm was rst introduced into vision community by Jermyn and Ishikawa in their interesting image segmentation work [13]. In this Section we sketch the minimum ratio cycle problem and its complexity, and also describe how we use it to minimize the cost function in equation 1. For a thorough description of di erent minimum ratio cycle algorithms see [1] 5.1 Minimum Ratio Cycle Suppose G = V; E) is a directed ....
....next guess and continue the search. If there is a zero weight cycle, then = and we terminate the search. There is always a negative or a zero weight cycle, since is always an upper bound. It is easy to establish that the sequential search must terminate after O(WT 2 ) cycles, see [13]. Thus in theory the binary search is faster. In practice however we found the sequential search signi cantly faster. A generic negative cycle detection algorithm is based on a single source shortest paths algorithm for graphs with negative weights. It makes several passes over the graph. In each ....
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I. H. Jermyn and H. Ishikawa. Globally optimal regions and boundaries as minimum ratio cycles. IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 23(10):1075--1088, 2001.
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