Data and results: Variational Multi-Phase Segmentation using High-Dimensional Local Features

Data and results used in our paper presented at the IEEE Winter Conference on Applications of Computer Vision (WACV 2016) - see reference below.


CONTENTS:


|- data/
|+ - Crystals               ground truth crystal images (Figure 2)
|+ - ICPR2014               README.txt with link to the ICPR 2014 contest dataset
|+ - Outex:                 ground truth segments and texture mosaics
|                           from the Outex_US_00000 test suite converted from .ras to .png
|- results/
|+ - Crystals               segmentations (.png) and boundary curves (.pdf) 
|+ - ICPR2014               segmentation results used in Table 2
|+ + - Raw                  before TxtMerge post-processing
|+ + - TxtMerge             after TxtMerge post-processing
|+ + - README.txt           link to Prague website with benchmark results
|+ - Outex                  segmentation results used in Table 1
|+ + - README.txt           instructions on how to run quantitative evaluation
|+ + - Clustering           k-means clustering
|+ + - FSEG_ICPR2014        ICPR2014 version of FSEG (see link below)
|+ + - FSEGstar             FSEG with adjusted spectral histograms (see paper)
|+ + - FSEGstar-TxtMerge    FSEGstar without TxtMerge post-processing   

The comparison with FSEG is based on the ICPR 2014 version.


QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION:


REFERENCE: Mevenkamp, N., and Berkels, B. Variational Multi-Phase Segmentation using High-Dimensional Local Features. Applications of Computer Vision (WACV), 2016 IEEE Winter Conference on, 2016, (accepted)


CONTACT:
Niklas Mevenkamp
Aachen Institute for Advanced Study in Computational Engineering Science
RWTH Aachen University
mevenkamp@aices.rwth-aachen.de
http://www.aices.rwth-aachen.de/people/mevenkamp