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Computer Vision and Data Mining Research Projects Longin Jan Latecki Computer and Information Sciences Dept. Temple University [email protected]
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Page 1: Computer Vision and Data Mining Research Projects Longin Jan Latecki Computer and Information Sciences Dept. Temple University latecki@temple.edu.

Computer Vision and Data Mining Research Projects

Longin Jan LateckiComputer and Information Sciences

Dept.Temple [email protected]

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Research Projects

• Object detection and recognition in images

• Improving ranking of search queries

• Motion and activity detection in videos

• Merging laser range maps of multiple robots

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Object detection and recognition based on contour parts

• Often only parts of objects are visible in images• We can detect and recognize such objects in

edge images by performing contour grouping with shape similarity

Edge image Detected object

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Algorithmic overview

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• Probabilistic approaches are needed to address noisy sensor information in robot perception.

• We use Rao-Blackwellized particle filtering that has been successfully applied to solve the robot mapping problem (SLAM).

• We use medial axis (skeleton) as our shape representation.

Methodology

•Supported by DOE, NNSA, NA-22 •NSF, Computer Vision Program

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Sample evolution of particles

Iteration 2 Iteration 10

Iteration 14 Iteration 18

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Experimental results

Bottle model Swan model Bird model

Reference models

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Applications:Analysis of aerial and satellite images,

in particular object and change detection

Supported by LANL, RADIUS: Rapid Automated Decomposition of Images for Ubiquitous Sensing, PI: Lakshman Prasad, LANL

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detected structures of interest at three different scales (in maroon).

the original aerial image detected parts of contours

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Videos are obtained from the Temple University Police video surveillance system.

Object and activity detection results

Motion and activity detection in videos

Methodology: We use PCA to learn local background textures, and detect motion by analysisof texture trajectories.Many Video Surveillance Applications, e.g.,:Detection of moving objects and detection of abandon objects, e.g., around power plants

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Human detection in infrared images and videos

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original

improved

original

improved

query

Improving ranking for similarity queries

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Improving ranking in face profile retrieval Original retrieval

Improved retrievalquery

Methodology: We use semi-supervised manifold learning to learn new distancesin the manifold spanned by the training data set.Further applications:This methods makes it possible to improve ranking of any queriesfrom images through text to concepts.

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Prior based on motion model

• Our motion model is based on structure registration process between local maps which results in multi-modal prior.

Prior in odometry based motion model

Prior in our structure registration based motion

model

Merging maps of multiple robots

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Experimental resultsDataset: NIST Maze data set

Sample individual local maps

Merged global map