highorder graph matching 20131226 Ilchae Jung Introduction of
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high-order graph matching 20131226 Ilchae Jung
Introduction of graph matching • Finding matches between two GRAPHS – yia= 1 if node i in G corresponds to node a in G’ – yia= 0 otherwise Slide from “Learning Graphs to Match”, Minsu Cho, Karteek Alahari, and Jean Ponce, ICCV 13
Introduction of graph matching • Maximizing the matching score S Slide from “Learning Graphs to Match”, Minsu Cho, Karteek Alahari, and Jean Ponce, ICCV 13
Introduction of graph matching • How to measure the matching score S ? – Each node & each edge has its own attribute – Node similarity function Slide from “Learning Graphs to Match”, Minsu Cho, Karteek Alahari, and Jean Ponce, ICCV 13
Introduction of graph matching • How to measure the matching score S ? – Each node & each edge has its own attribute. – Node similarity function – Edge similarity function Slide from “Learning Graphs to Match”, Minsu Cho, Karteek Alahari, and Jean Ponce, ICCV 13
Introduction of graph matching • How to measure the matching score S ? – Sum of SV and SE values for the assignment y Slide from “Learning Graphs to Match”, Minsu Cho, Karteek Alahari, and Jean Ponce, ICCV 13
Introduction of graph matching • Slide from “Learning Graphs to Match”, Minsu Cho, Karteek Alahari, and Jean Ponce, ICCV 13
Tensor-based algorithm for high-order graph matching -O Duchenne, F bach, IS Kweon, Jean Ponce, PAMI 2010
abstract • High-order geometric similarity • Spectral algorithm (power iteration) • New similarity for high order
High order similarity • 1 -order similarity • 2 -order similarity -scale variant -affine variant • 3 -order similarity (High) - scale invariant - affine invariant
Tensor based representation Tensor definition
Spectral algorithm Find main eigenvector for graph cut algorithm Power iteration for finding eigenvector
Spectral algorithm Find main eigenvector for graph cut algorithm
Similarity description for high order • 1. similarity-invariant potentials • 2. affine-invariant potentials • 3. projective-invariant potentials
Similarity description for high order • 1. similarity-invariant potentials -using angles of triangle a) Angle: scale a) Distance : rotation a) 3 Angle: scale+rotation
Similarity description for high order • 2. affine-invariant potentials - Normalizing each triangle into an equilateral triangle - extract features from them • 3. projective-invariant potentials
Similarity description for high order • • 1. similarity-invariant potentials 2. affine-invariant potentials 3. projective-invariant potentials + traditional descriptors
Tensor generation 2. For all tuples t, Choose K nearest tuples from Graph 2
Experiments • House dataset
Experiments
Fast and scalable approximate spectral matching for higher order graph matching - Soonyong Park, Sung-Kee Park, Martial Hebert PAMI 2014
contribution • Fast&approximated tensor generation • Marginalized+bistochastic power iteration
original quantization
Power iteration +marginalization, bistochastic normalization
Experiment
Expermient
Experiment
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