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Fine-grained detection and localization of objects in images

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  • Object recognition is a fundamental problem in computer vision. Recognition is required by many applications. This thesis presents a distance based approach to recognize objects. We are interested in objects that belong to very similar classes, where each class has large variations. This problem is called fine-grained object recognition. Given a set of training images our approach identifies a sparse number of image patches in the training set which cover the most parts of the target object in the test image. We use Hungarian algorithm to match the image patches, based on a linear combination of appearance and geometric image features. We also specify a voting scheme for each possible location of the target object in the test image. The location which is close to the training image center is more likely to be the object center in the test image. Our results on a set of the challenging benchmark datasets are promising. This suggests that our approach is suitable to effectively address fine-grained object recognition.
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