Abstract
We propose a probabilistic model that captures contextual information in the form of typical spatial relationships between regions of an image. We represent a region’s local context as a combination of the identity of neighbouring regions as well as the geometry of the neighbourhood. We subsequently cluster all the neighbourhood configurations with the same label at the focal region to obtain, for each label, a set of configuration prototypes. We propose an iterative procedure based on belief propagation to infer the labels of regions of a new image given only the observed spatial relationships between the regions and the hitherto learnt prototypes. We validate our approach on a dataset of hand segmented and labelled images of buildings. Performance compares favourably with that of a boosted, non-contextual classifier.KeywordsComputer VisionObject RecognitionSpatial RelationshipFocal RegionFactor GraphThese keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
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