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Background Estimation Mehdi Ghayoumi, MD Iftakharul Islam, Muslem Al-Saidi Department of Computer Science Kent State University, Kent, OH 44242.

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Background Estimation. Mehdi Ghayoumi , MD Iftakharul Islam, Muslem Al- Saidi Department of Computer Science Kent State University, Kent, OH 44242. Objective. Fill in the area of an image based on existing background - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Background Estimation

Background Estimation

Mehdi Ghayoumi, MD Iftakharul Islam, Muslem Al-SaidiDepartment of Computer Science

Kent State University,Kent, OH 44242.

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Objective• Fill in the area of an image based on existing background• User selects an area, which is then filled based on surrounding

pixels• Smooth transitions

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Introduction

• Object Removal

– Remove object(s) from image

– Fill the hole with information extracted from the surrounding area.

Filled region should look “realistic” to the human eyes

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Example

Source Image Target Final Image

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Greedy Approach• A Greedy Patch-based Image Inpainting Framework

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Diffusion-based Approach

The idea is to track perfectly the local geometry of the damaged

image and allowing diffusion only in the isophotes curves

direction.

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Exemplar Based Approach

Idea

1. Sample color values of the surrounding area

2. Generate textures with sampling result to fill the hole

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Criminisi’s Algorithm• Assign each pixel with a priority value• Give linear structures higher priorities

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Criminisi’s Algorithm

P(p) = C(p)D(p)

Confidence term

Data term

p

Iq pqC

pC

)(

)()(

pp nI

pD

)(

1. Compute the filling priority

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Criminisi’s Algorithm

• (a) The confidence term assigns high filling priority to out-pointing appendices (in green) and low priority

to in-pointing ones (in red), thus trying to achieve a smooth and roughly circular target boundary. (b) The

data term gives high priority to pixels on the continuation of image structures (in green) and has the effect

of favoring in-pointing appendices in the direction of incoming structures.

Effects of data and confidence terms

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Criminisi’s Algorithm

2. Search for the best matching patch

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Criminisi’s Algorithm

In this step, the algorithm fills the region corresponding to Ψp∩Ω by

replicating the corresponding region in the best matching patch Ψ ^q to the

target patch Ψp. Besides, the boundary of the target region δΩ has to be

renewed.

3. Copy the best matching patch information and refresh the

boundary of target region

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Criminisi’s Algorithm(cont.)• Structure Propagation by exemplar-based texture synthesis

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Criminisi’s Algorithm(cont.)

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Improved Criminisi’s Algorithm(cont.)

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Expected Results

Input Output

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Future Work

• Implementing Algorithms in JAVA• Make and install its Plugin in Imagej

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Future Work

• More accurate propagation of curve structures• Solve the problems

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References

• A. Criminisi, P. Perez, K. Toyama. Region filling and object removal by exemplar-based Inpainting, IEEE Transactions on Image Processing,2004.

• Christine Guillemot and Olivier Le Meur ,Image Inpainting, Signal Processing Magazin,IEEE,2014.

• Jing Wang and et all, Robust object removal with an exemplar-based image inpainting approach ,Neurocomputing, IEEE,2014.

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Thanks!