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1 Review and Summary We have covered a LOT of material, spending more time and more detail on 2D image segmentation and analysis, but hopefully giving you a feel for 3D, too. 1.Binary Images and Classification (Chs. 3-4) 2.Color, Texture, and Segmentation (Chs. 6, 7, 10) 3.Content-based Image Retrieval (Ch 8) 4.Motion (Ch 9) 5.3D Perception and Sensing (Chs. 12 and parts of 13) 6.Object Recognition (Chs. 11 and 14)

2 Binary Images and Classification Finding good thresholds Connected components operator Mathematical morphology Region properties Region adjacency graphs Feature extraction Feature vectors Classifiers

3 Color and Texture Color spaces: RGB, HIS Color histograms Color image segmentation via clustering Mathematical models of shading Structural vs statistical approaches to texture Common statistical measures - Edge density and direction histograms - Local binary pattern histogram - Co-occurrence matrix features - Laws texture energy measures - Autocorrelation Texture-based segmentation

4 Segmentation REGIONS region growing using a statistical approach clustering - K-means and isodata - Recursive histogram-based clustering - Shi’s graph cut partitioning LINES AND ARCS Tracking Hough transform - line segments - circular arcs Burns line finder

5 Content-Based Image Retrieval Query by example Image distance measures - color ° color histograms ° gridded color - texture ° texture summary features ° texture histograms ° gridded texture - shape ° tangent angle histograms ° boundary matching - regions and spatial relationships Object recognition ° face detection ° flesh detection

6 Motion Change detection Optic Flow - interest points - regions - Ming’s algorithm: local analysis plus global optimization Tracking Application to MPEG video compression Video segmentation and structuring (Daniel G. P.)

7 3D Perception and Sensing Intrinsic image approach Perspective imaging model Depth from stereo with parallel camera axes Finding correspondences - correlation - symbolic matching - epipolar constraint - ordering constraint Camera model Tsai’s camera calibration algorithm General stereo Pose estimation (not covered, but used in AR) 3D object reconstruction from range data

8 Object Recognition Affine transformations Alignment - local-feature-focus - pose clustering - geometric hashing - surface signatures Relational matching / relational distance - via tree search - via discrete relaxation - via probabilistic relaxation Relational indexing Deformable models Functional models Appearance-based recognition