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Also, another plan is to combine other known high-level context information with the proposed algorithm to get a more accurate object segmentation result.

The outermost feature points among the feature points generate a new search window, as denoted here by the red solid line forming the rectangle, i.e., we can generate a VSW in each frame for more accurate object tracking.

Experimental results on four benchmark datasets demonstrate that the proposed multi-group image cosegmentation framework is able to discover more accurate object priors and outperform state-of-the-art single-group image cosegmentation methods.

The experiments show that the proposed method outperforms previous level set-based approaches for PolSAR image object extraction in two senses: firstly, it can provide more accurate object extraction results; secondly, an automatic termination criterion can be easily set for the algorithm, which is useful for practical application.

Since watershed has been proven to be very useful and efficient for image segmentation [23], it extracts more accurate moving object region during segmentation.

However, responses were faster and more accurate when target objects were more strongly associated with their assigned color.

By analyzing the results in Figures 11 and 12, it can be noticed that the proposed technique provides more accurate segmented objects than the ones obtained by the techniques in [5] and [3].

A questionnaire was then used to ask the respondents to evaluate these models objectively and to establish which model was more accurate in conveying object size.

Overall, our scheme produces smoother displacement vector field with a more accurate measure of object motion in different SNR scenarios.

In conjunction with DIBR techniques, the edge detection should be more accurate in small object edges such that the DIBR technique requires extremely accurate depth maps.

Finally, instead of a sparse point cloud we get a dense representation in terms of planar patches, and thus a more accurate description of object shape.