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Computer Science - Research and Development, May 12, 2009
The International Supercomputing Conference started in 1986 as the Supercomputer Seminar organi... more The International Supercomputing Conference started in 1986 as the Supercomputer Seminar organized by Prof. Hans Meuer, then director of the computer center and pro-fessor for computer science at the University of Mannheim (Germany). Since these early days ...
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Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2004
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ABSTRACT Since segmentation of surface data is of growing interest, many image segmentation algor... more ABSTRACT Since segmentation of surface data is of growing interest, many image segmentation algorithms have already been ap-plied to surfaces. Mesh segmentation can not only be based on color and texture but also on shape properties like curva-ture. Graph Cuts based ...
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Twodimensional contour reconstruction from a set of points is a very common problem not only in c... more Twodimensional contour reconstruction from a set of points is a very common problem not only in computer vision. I.e. in graph theory one may ask for the minimal spanning tree or the shortest Hamiltonian graph. In psychology the question arises under which circumstances people are able to recognize certain contours given only a few points. In the context of discrete geometry, there exist a lot of algorithms for 2D contour reconstruction from sampling points. Here a commonly addressed problem is to define an algorithm for which it can be proved that the reconstuction result resembles the original contour if this has been sampled according to certain density criteria. Most of these algorithms can not properly deal with background noise like humans can do. This paper gives an overview of the most important algorithms for contour reconstruction and shows that a relatively new algorithm, called ‘cleaned refinement reduction’ is the most robust one with regard to significant background noise and even shows a reconstruction ability being similar to the one of a child at the age of 4.
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DISKI Dissertationen zur Kiinstlichen Intelligenz Mit Unterstutzung des Fachbereichs 1 ,,Ktinstli... more DISKI Dissertationen zur Kiinstlichen Intelligenz Mit Unterstutzung des Fachbereichs 1 ,,Ktinstliche Intelligenz" der Gesellschaft fur Informatik eV herausgegeben von Editor-in-Chief: Wolfgang Bibel K.-D. Althoff, Hildesheim F. Baader, Dresden C. Beierle, Hagen W. Bibel, Darmstadt ...
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Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2005
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Abstract. There exist a lot of algorithms for 2D contour reconstruction from sampling points whic... more Abstract. There exist a lot of algorithms for 2D contour reconstruction from sampling points which guarantee a correct result if certain sam-pling criteria are fulfilled. Nevertheless nearly none of these algorithms can deal with non-manifold boundaries of multiple regions. We ...
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International Conference on Image Analysis and Processing, Sep 10, 2007
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International Conference on Pattern Recognition, Dec 1, 2008
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