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Compact color–texture description for texture classification
Pattern Recognition Letters, 2015We show that combining multiple texture description methods significantly improves the performance compared to using the single best texture method alone.We further propose to use information theoretic compression approach to compress high-dimensional multi-texture features into a compact heterogeneous texture representation.We perform a comprehensive ...
Khan, Fahad Shahbaz +5 more
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2013 Data Compression Conference, 2013
We characterize ``visual textures'' as realizations of a stationary, ergodic, Markovian process, and propose using its approximate minimal sufficient statistics for compressing texture images. We propose inference algorithms for estimating the ``state'' of such process and its ``variability''. These represent the encoding stage.
Georgios Georgiadis +2 more
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We characterize ``visual textures'' as realizations of a stationary, ergodic, Markovian process, and propose using its approximate minimal sufficient statistics for compressing texture images. We propose inference algorithms for estimating the ``state'' of such process and its ``variability''. These represent the encoding stage.
Georgios Georgiadis +2 more
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Journal of the History of Ideas, 2020
Crucial to accounts of complexity is the history of the concept of emergence. Pride of place is generally given to G. E. Lewes, who in 1879 offered a theory of "emergents," of the unpredictable and incommensurate effects which follow from the crossing of causes.
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Crucial to accounts of complexity is the history of the concept of emergence. Pride of place is generally given to G. E. Lewes, who in 1879 offered a theory of "emergents," of the unpredictable and incommensurate effects which follow from the crossing of causes.
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Proceedings. First International Symposium on 3D Data Processing Visualization and Transmission, 2003
We identify a neglected source of information in the 3D texture in images of articulated surfaces. The texture is especially noticeable near the terminator of the body shadow. We provide a very simple model that allows us to describe the 3D texture contrast in detail.
Jan J. Koenderink, Sylvia C. Pont
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We identify a neglected source of information in the 3D texture in images of articulated surfaces. The texture is especially noticeable near the terminator of the body shadow. We provide a very simple model that allows us to describe the 3D texture contrast in detail.
Jan J. Koenderink, Sylvia C. Pont
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Proceedings of the 27th annual conference on Computer graphics and interactive techniques - SIGGRAPH '00, 2000
We present for creating texture over an surface mesh using an example 2D texture. The approach is to identify interesting regions (texture patches) in the 2D example, and to repeatedly paste them onto the surface until it is completely covered. We call such a collection of overlapping patches a lapped texture.
Emil Praun +2 more
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We present for creating texture over an surface mesh using an example 2D texture. The approach is to identify interesting regions (texture patches) in the 2D example, and to repeatedly paste them onto the surface until it is completely covered. We call such a collection of overlapping patches a lapped texture.
Emil Praun +2 more
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International Journal of Systems Science, 1997
Texture analysis has found wide application in, say, remote sensing, medical diagnosis, and quality control.
Chen, Y.Q., Nixon, M.S., Thomas, D.W.
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Texture analysis has found wide application in, say, remote sensing, medical diagnosis, and quality control.
Chen, Y.Q., Nixon, M.S., Thomas, D.W.
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IEEE Micro, 2012
This column examines the texture cache, an essential component of modern GPUs that plays an important role in achieving real-time performance when generating realistic images. GPUs have many components and the texture cache is only one of them. But it has a real impact on the performance of the GPU if rasterization and memory tiling are set up ...
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This column examines the texture cache, an essential component of modern GPUs that plays an important role in achieving real-time performance when generating realistic images. GPUs have many components and the texture cache is only one of them. But it has a real impact on the performance of the GPU if rasterization and memory tiling are set up ...
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IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 2000
Rich, interesting patterns create an oasis of aesthetic pleasure between the arid lands of complete randomness and complete order. In addition to their inherent beauty, patterns prove useful in graphics when we use them as textures. Textures were originally used to add color detail to shapes. Today, textures control everything from shape details to the
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Rich, interesting patterns create an oasis of aesthetic pleasure between the arid lands of complete randomness and complete order. In addition to their inherent beauty, patterns prove useful in graphics when we use them as textures. Textures were originally used to add color detail to shapes. Today, textures control everything from shape details to the
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Texture Unit, Texture Spectrum And Texture Analysis
12th Canadian Symposium on Remote Sensing Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium,, 1990null Dong-chen He, null Li Wang
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Proceedings. 1991 IEEE Computer Society Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, 2002
It is suggested that non-smooth or complex boundaries are processed by the visual system so as to obtain a simple abstract description, called contour texture, which contains much less information than that provided by the location of all points of the contour.
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It is suggested that non-smooth or complex boundaries are processed by the visual system so as to obtain a simple abstract description, called contour texture, which contains much less information than that provided by the location of all points of the contour.
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