
doi: 10.1117/12.876653
handle: 10281/46003
We propose here a strategy for the automatic annotation of outdoor photographs. Images are segmented in homogeneous regions which may be then assigned to seven different classes: sky, vegetation, snow, water, ground, street, and sand. These categories allows for content-aware image processing strategies. Our annotation strategy uses a normalized cut segmentation to identify the regions to be classified by a multi-class Support Vector Machine. The strategy has been evaluated on a set of images taken from the LabelMe dataset.
image annotation, outdoor photographs, Image annotation; Normalized cut; Outdoor photographs annotation; Segmentation; Support vector machines;
image annotation, outdoor photographs, Image annotation; Normalized cut; Outdoor photographs annotation; Segmentation; Support vector machines;
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