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Original approach for the localisation of objects in images
R. Vaillant,C. Monrocq,Y. Le Cun +2 more
- Vol. 141, Iss: 4, pp 245-250
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An original approach is presented for the localisation of objects in an image which approach is neuronal and has two steps and is applied to the problem of localising faces in images.Abstract:
An original approach is presented for the localisation of objects in an image which approach is neuronal and has two steps. In the first step, a rough localisation is performed by presenting each pixel with its neighbourhood to a neural net which is able to indicate whether this pixel and its neighbourhood are the image of the search object. This first filter does not discriminate for position. From its result, areas which might contain an image of the object can be selected. In the second step, these areas are presented to another neural net which can determine the exact position of the object in each area. This algorithm is applied to the problem of localising faces in images.read more
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