JOURNAL ARTICLE

Non-interactive GrabCut image segmentation method

Abstract

The GrabCut image segmentation algorithm based on the principle of graph theory has been extensively used in the field of computer vision. However, the shortcoming is that it requires human-computer interaction to complete the ROI region selection to solve the segmentation task of the foreground image. Therefore, it cannot meet the requirements of fully intelligent image processing. In order to eliminate human-computer interaction and realize smart region selection, this paper proposes a ROI smart region generating and fine-tuning method to improve the GrabCut method, so as to realize intelligent image segmentation. The experimental results show that our method is compatible with both single-target and multi-target foreground image segmentation solutions.

Keywords:
Artificial intelligence Computer science Computer vision Image segmentation Segmentation Scale-space segmentation Segmentation-based object categorization Image (mathematics) Image processing Graph Cut Pattern recognition (psychology)

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Advanced Image and Video Retrieval Techniques
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition

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