Abstract. We propose a sparsity-inducing multi-channel multiple region model for the efficient partitioning of a mesh into salient parts. Our approach is based on rewriting the Mumford-Shah models in terms of piece-wise smooth/constant functionals that incorporate a non-convex regularizer for minimizing the boundary lengths. The solution of this optimization problem, obtained by an efficient proximal forward backward algorithm, is used by a simple thresholding/clusterization procedure to segment the shape into the required number of parts. Therefore, it is not necessary to further solve the optimization problem for a different number of partitioning regions. Experimental results show the effectiveness and efficiency of our proposals when applied to both single- and multi-channel (shape characterizing) functions.
Huska, M., Morigi, S. (2017). Sparsity-inducing variational shape partitioning. ELECTRONIC TRANSACTIONS ON NUMERICAL ANALYSIS, 46, 36-54.
Sparsity-inducing variational shape partitioning
HUSKA, MARTIN;MORIGI, SERENA
2017
Abstract
Abstract. We propose a sparsity-inducing multi-channel multiple region model for the efficient partitioning of a mesh into salient parts. Our approach is based on rewriting the Mumford-Shah models in terms of piece-wise smooth/constant functionals that incorporate a non-convex regularizer for minimizing the boundary lengths. The solution of this optimization problem, obtained by an efficient proximal forward backward algorithm, is used by a simple thresholding/clusterization procedure to segment the shape into the required number of parts. Therefore, it is not necessary to further solve the optimization problem for a different number of partitioning regions. Experimental results show the effectiveness and efficiency of our proposals when applied to both single- and multi-channel (shape characterizing) functions.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.