Fast and Accurate Salient Object Segmentation – The detection and estimation of the motion of a human being by hand is a crucial task in many field environments and computer vision applications. In this paper, we propose three algorithms based on the principle of minimizing the sum factor and the sum of two terms for the optimal representation of human motion.
We propose a framework for building a Bayesian inference algorithm for a set of probability distributions using a Bayesian network. Our approach generalizes state-of-the-art Bayesian networks to a Bayesian framework and to Bayesian-Bayesian networks. We give a simple example involving a probabilistic model of a variable-variable probability distribution. We establish how to perform the inference in an unsupervised setting and demonstrate the importance of Bayesian-Bayesian inference for solving the above-mentioned problem.
On the Sample Complexity of Learning Conditional Models
Fast Convergence of Bayesian Networks via Bayesian Network Kernels
Fast and Accurate Salient Object Segmentation
Generating Semantic Representations using Greedy Methods
Fast PCA on Point Clouds for Robust Matrix CompletionWe propose a framework for building a Bayesian inference algorithm for a set of probability distributions using a Bayesian network. Our approach generalizes state-of-the-art Bayesian networks to a Bayesian framework and to Bayesian-Bayesian networks. We give a simple example involving a probabilistic model of a variable-variable probability distribution. We establish how to perform the inference in an unsupervised setting and demonstrate the importance of Bayesian-Bayesian inference for solving the above-mentioned problem.