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From the paper exist the code by the authors: http://cs.brown.edu/~pff/segment/. So maybe you can just have a look at that?
Alternatively you could use other existing segmentation methods, e.g. Power-watersheds: http://powerwatershed.sourceforge.net/ or use one segmentation method of OpenCV, it comes with GrabCut, Watersheds, and (partially) MeanShift (pyrMeanShift()).
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From Sorry to not directly answer your code. However, from the paper exist the code by the authors: http://cs.brown.edu/~pff/segment/. So maybe you can just have a look at that?that?
Alternatively you could use other existing segmentation methods, e.g. Power-watersheds: http://powerwatershed.sourceforge.net/ or use one segmentation method of OpenCV, it comes with GrabCut, Watersheds, and (partially) MeanShift (pyrMeanShift()).
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Sorry to not directly answer your code. question. However, from the paper exist the code by the authors: http://cs.brown.edu/~pff/segment/. So maybe you can just have a look at that?
Alternatively you could use other existing segmentation methods, e.g. Power-watersheds: http://powerwatershed.sourceforge.net/ or use one segmentation method of OpenCV, it comes with GrabCut, Watersheds, and (partially) MeanShift (pyrMeanShift()).
