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Deformed Lattice Detection in Real-World Images Using Mean-Shift Belief Propagation

• Minwoo Park, Kyle Brocklehurst, Robert T. Collins, Yanxi Liu
• IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine…
• 2009

We propose a novel and robust computational framework for automatic detection of deformed 2D wallpaper patterns in real-world images. The theory of 2D crystallographic groups provides a sound and… (More)

Image De-fencing Revisited

• Minwoo Park, Kyle Brocklehurst, Robert T. Collins, Yanxi Liu
• ACCV
• 2010

We introduce a novel image defencing method suitable for consumer photography, where plausible results must be achieved under common camera settings. First, detection of lattices with see-through… (More)

Translation-Symmetry-Based Perceptual Grouping with Applications to Urban Scenes

• Minwoo Park, Kyle Brocklehurst, Robert T. Collins, Yanxi Liu
• ACCV
• 2010

An important finding in our understanding of the human vision system is perceptual grouping, the mechanism by which visual elements are organized into coherent groups. Though grouping is generally… (More)

First Sym Etition: Metry Detection Comp Summary and Results

• Ingmar Rauschert, Kyle Brocklehurst, Somesh Kashyap, Jingchen Liu, Yanxi Liu
• 2011

Symmetry is a pervasive phenomenon presenting itself in all forms and scales in natural and manmade environments and its detection plays an essential role at all levels of human as well as machine… (More)

Translation Symmetry-based Perceptual Grouping for Urban Scene Understanding

• Minwoo Park, Kyle Brocklehurst, Robert T. Collins, Yanxi Liu
• 2010

One of the important findings in human vision system is perceptual grouping, the mechanism in which visual elements are organized into coherent groups. Though it is generally acknowledged to be a… (More)

Deformable Contour Tracking using Hidden Markov Models

• Chen-Ping Yu, Kyle Brocklehurst, Sitapa Rujikietgumjorn
• 2009

I. INTRODUCTION Object tracking is useful in many applications, and it is an active research area of computer vision. It is commonly used in human computer interaction and visual surveillance… (More)

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