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Content-Sensitive Supervoxels via Uniform Tessellations on Video Manifolds

CVPR 2018 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Layered video decomposition and dynamics · 9 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use content-sensitive tessellation on the video manifold instead of TSPCSS · BuffaloXiphruntime: 5× to 10× fasterHelped
Use content-sensitive tessellation on the video manifold instead of TSPCSS · BuffaloXiphpeak memory: 22× smallerHelped
Use streaming processing for long videosstreamCSS · BuffaloXiphpeak memory: 22× smallerHelped
Adapt supervoxel sizes to video content densityCSS · BuffaloXiphcompactnessHelped
Compute a uniform tessellation on the combined color and spatiotemporal video manifoldCSS · BuffaloXiph3D segmentation accuracy (SA3D)Helped
Compute a uniform tessellation on the combined color and spatiotemporal video manifoldCSS · BuffaloXiph3D under-segmentation error (UE3D)Helped

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