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Constrained Dominant sets and Its applications in computer vision

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arxiv 2002.06028 v1 pith:QM33UVKB submitted 2020-02-12 cs.CV

classification cs.CV
keywords clusteringcomputervisionapplicationsconstraineddominantimagemethod
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In this thesis, we present new schemes which leverage a constrained clustering method to solve several computer vision tasks ranging from image retrieval, image segmentation and co-segmentation, to person re-identification. In the last decades clustering methods have played a vital role in computer vision applications; herein, we focus on the extension, reformulation, and integration of a well-known graph and game theoretic clustering method known as Dominant Sets. Thus, we have demonstrated the validity of the proposed methods with extensive experiments which are conducted on several benchmark datasets.

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