Image Segmentation: Breaking it down

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• Matthew Arnold, Sidney Sussex College
• Wednesday 02 November 2016, 20:00-20:30
• Club Room, Churchill College.

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Image Segmentation is a prominent field in Computer Vision and has a broad range of practical applications: from MRI scans, to aesthetic image quality analysis, to pedestrian detection in video surveillance. This talk will introduce the problem and give an example-driven introduction to some of the many approaches for solving it. We will start by exploring a few relatively simple binary thresholding techniques, before looking at the K-Means clustering algorithm applied to images, and lastly thinking about graph-based methods.

This talk is part of the Churchill CompSci Talks series.

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