Natural scene recognition and classification have received considerable attention in the computer vision community due to its challenging nature. Significant intra-class variations have largely limited the accuracy of scene categorization tasks: a holistic representation forces matching in strict spatial confinement; whereas a bag of features representation ignores the order or spatial layout of the scene completely, resulting in a loss of scene logic. In this paper, we present a novel method, called ARP (Angular Radial Partitioning) Gist, to classify the scene. Experiments show that the proposed method has improved recognition accuracy by better representing the structure in a scene and striking a balance between spatial confinement and fr...
International audienceThis paper presents a method for recognizing scene categories based on approxi...
Humans can grasp the gist of complex natural scenes very quickly and can remember extraordinarily ri...
Scene categorization is a fundamental problem in computer vision. However, scene understanding resea...
Scene image classification and retrieval not only have a great impact on scene image management, but...
The spatial layout of images plays a critical role in natural scene analysis. Despite previous work,...
Swadzba A, Wachsmuth S. Indoor Scene Classification using combined 3D and Gist Features. In: Comput...
Abstract. This paper proposes a novel generative model for natural image representation and scene cl...
frequency, natural image Humans can recognize the gist of a novel image in a single glance, independ...
Scene classification is a useful, yet challenging problem in computer vision. Two important tasks fo...
Human observers can very rapidly and accurately categorise scenes. This is context or gist vision. I...
International audienceStudies on scene perception have shown that the rapid extraction of low spatia...
Humans are endowed with the ability to grasp the overall meaning or the gist of a complex visual sce...
How does the visual system encode natural scenes? What are the basic structures of natural scenes? I...
Indoor scenes are characterized by a high intra-class variability, mainly due to the intrinsic varie...
Multi-scale representations of lines, edges and keypoints on the basis of simple, complex and end-s...
International audienceThis paper presents a method for recognizing scene categories based on approxi...
Humans can grasp the gist of complex natural scenes very quickly and can remember extraordinarily ri...
Scene categorization is a fundamental problem in computer vision. However, scene understanding resea...
Scene image classification and retrieval not only have a great impact on scene image management, but...
The spatial layout of images plays a critical role in natural scene analysis. Despite previous work,...
Swadzba A, Wachsmuth S. Indoor Scene Classification using combined 3D and Gist Features. In: Comput...
Abstract. This paper proposes a novel generative model for natural image representation and scene cl...
frequency, natural image Humans can recognize the gist of a novel image in a single glance, independ...
Scene classification is a useful, yet challenging problem in computer vision. Two important tasks fo...
Human observers can very rapidly and accurately categorise scenes. This is context or gist vision. I...
International audienceStudies on scene perception have shown that the rapid extraction of low spatia...
Humans are endowed with the ability to grasp the overall meaning or the gist of a complex visual sce...
How does the visual system encode natural scenes? What are the basic structures of natural scenes? I...
Indoor scenes are characterized by a high intra-class variability, mainly due to the intrinsic varie...
Multi-scale representations of lines, edges and keypoints on the basis of simple, complex and end-s...
International audienceThis paper presents a method for recognizing scene categories based on approxi...
Humans can grasp the gist of complex natural scenes very quickly and can remember extraordinarily ri...
Scene categorization is a fundamental problem in computer vision. However, scene understanding resea...