A Theory Of Document Object Locator Combination (1998)
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@MISC{Soh98atheory,
author = {Jung Soh},
title = {A Theory Of Document Object Locator Combination},
year = {1998}
}
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Abstract
Traditional approaches to document object location use a single locator that is expected to locate as many instances of the object class of interest as possible. However, if the class includes subclasses with diverse visual characteristics or is not characterized by easily computable visual features, it is difficult for the single locator to account for wide variation in object characteristics within the class. As a result, increasingly complex models of objects to be located are used. An alternative approach is to combine the decisions of multiple locators, each of which is suitable for certain image conditions. This approach utilizes a collection of simple locators that complement one another, rather than relying on one complex locator. An effective method for combining the location results is vital to the success of this approach. This thesis presents a theory of combining the results of multiple document object locators tuned to different object characteristics. The purpose of the ...







