Contour detection is an important characteristic of human vision perception. Humans can easily find the objects contour in a complex visual scene; however, traditional computer vision cannot do well. This paper primarily concerned with how to track the objects contour using a human-like vision. In this article, we propose a biologically motivated computational model to track and detect the objects contour. Even the previous research has proposed some models by using the Dijkstra algorithm 1, our work is to mimic the human eye movement and imitate saccades in our humans. We use natural images with associated ground truth contour maps to assess the performance of the proposed operator regarding the detection of contours while suppressing text...
Contour is a very important feature in biological visual cognition and has been extensively investig...
We present an overview of various edge and line oriented approaches to contour detection that have b...
We propose a biologically motivated method, called nonclassical receptive field (non-CRF) inhibition...
Standard edge detectors react to all local luminance changes, irrespective of whether they are due t...
Standard edge detectors react to all local luminance changes, irrespective of whether they are due t...
We present an overview of various edge and line oriented approaches to contour detection that have b...
Standard edge detectors react to all local luminance changes, irrespective of whether they are due t...
Standard edge detectors react to all local luminance changes, irrespective of whether they are due t...
We present an overview of various edge and line oriented approaches to contour detection that have b...
We present an overview of various edge and line oriented approaches to contour detection that have b...
We present an overview of various edge and line oriented approaches to contour detection that have b...
We propose a biologically motivated computational step, called nonclassical receptive field (non-CRF...
We present an overview of various edge and line oriented approaches to contour detection that have b...
Standard edge detectors react to all local luminance changes, irrespective of whether they are due t...
We propose a biologically motivated computational step, called nonclassical receptive field (non-CRF...
Contour is a very important feature in biological visual cognition and has been extensively investig...
We present an overview of various edge and line oriented approaches to contour detection that have b...
We propose a biologically motivated method, called nonclassical receptive field (non-CRF) inhibition...
Standard edge detectors react to all local luminance changes, irrespective of whether they are due t...
Standard edge detectors react to all local luminance changes, irrespective of whether they are due t...
We present an overview of various edge and line oriented approaches to contour detection that have b...
Standard edge detectors react to all local luminance changes, irrespective of whether they are due t...
Standard edge detectors react to all local luminance changes, irrespective of whether they are due t...
We present an overview of various edge and line oriented approaches to contour detection that have b...
We present an overview of various edge and line oriented approaches to contour detection that have b...
We present an overview of various edge and line oriented approaches to contour detection that have b...
We propose a biologically motivated computational step, called nonclassical receptive field (non-CRF...
We present an overview of various edge and line oriented approaches to contour detection that have b...
Standard edge detectors react to all local luminance changes, irrespective of whether they are due t...
We propose a biologically motivated computational step, called nonclassical receptive field (non-CRF...
Contour is a very important feature in biological visual cognition and has been extensively investig...
We present an overview of various edge and line oriented approaches to contour detection that have b...
We propose a biologically motivated method, called nonclassical receptive field (non-CRF) inhibition...