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This is the research code used by me, Philip G. Lee, in my nonlocal matting research. Please see the paper here: Nonlocal matting

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All of the code is licensed under the GPLv3. The images in gt/ and images/ are from www.alphamatting.com under fair use for research. The images in scribs/ are licensed under the WTFPL-2. For more detail, see the COPYRIGHT file.

Purpose

The purpose of this code was to do research on incorporating Nonlocal methods into alpha matting. The results of the original code are published in P. Lee, Y Wu. "Nonlocal matting". Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2011.

Notes

This code is meant for RESEARCH ONLY. It is not production quality or optimized or anything like that. It is written to be easily modified.

Normalized Images

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Memory Limitations

The code directly solves sparse matrices in memory, limiting the image resolution to something like 128x128, since it will exhaust GB of RAM.

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Nonlocal matting
License
All of the code is licensed under the GPLv3. The images in gt/ and images/ are from
www.alphamatting.com under fair use for
research. The images in scribs/ are licensed under the WTFPL-2. For more
detail, see the COPYRIGHT file.
Purpose
The purpose of this code was to do research on incorporating Nonlocal methods
into alpha matting. The results of the original code are published in
P. Lee, Y Wu.
"Nonlocal matting".
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2011.
Notes
This code is meant for RESEARCH ONLY. It is not production quality or
optimized or anything like that. It is written to be easily modified.
Normalized Images
Most of this code assumes that we are working with images whose color channels
are normalized to the range [0,1]. For example:
I = double(imread('image.png'))./255
is the normalization for an 8-bit image.
Memory Limitations
The code directly solves sparse matrices in memory, limiting the image
resolution to something like 128x128, since it will exhaust GB of RAM.
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This is the research code used by me, Philip G. Lee, in my nonlocal matting
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Nonlocal matting
License
All of the code is licensed under the GPLv3. The images in gt/ and images/ are from
www.alphamatting.com under fair use for
research. The images in scribs/ are licensed under the WTFPL-2. For more
detail, see the COPYRIGHT file.
Purpose
The purpose of this code was to do research on incorporating Nonlocal methods
into alpha matting. The results of the original code are published in
P. Lee, Y Wu.
"Nonlocal matting".
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2011.
Notes
This code is meant for RESEARCH ONLY. It is not production quality or
optimized or anything like that. It is written to be easily modified.
Normalized Images
Most of this code assumes that we are working with images whose color channels
are normalized to the range [0,1]. For example:
I = double(imread('image.png'))./255
is the normalization for an 8-bit image.
Memory Limitations
The code directly solves sparse matrices in memory, limiting the image
resolution to something like 128x128, since it will exhaust GB of RAM.
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License
All of the code is licensed under the GPLv3. The images in gt/ and images/ are from
www.alphamatting.com under fair use for
research. The images in scribs/ are licensed under the WTFPL-2. For more
detail, see the COPYRIGHT file.
Purpose
The purpose of this code was to do research on incorporating Nonlocal methods
into alpha matting. The results of the original code are published in
P. Lee, Y Wu.
"Nonlocal matting".
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2011.
Notes
This code is meant for RESEARCH ONLY. It is not production quality or
optimized or anything like that. It is written to be easily modified.
Normalized Images
Most of this code assumes that we are working with images whose color channels
are normalized to the range [0,1]. For example:
I = double(imread('image.png'))./255
is the normalization for an 8-bit image.
Memory Limitations
The code directly solves sparse matrices in memory, limiting the image
resolution to something like 128x128, since it will exhaust GB of RAM.
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Nonlocal matting
License
All of the code is licensed under the GPLv3. The images in gt/ and images/ are from
www.alphamatting.com under fair use for
research. The images in scribs/ are licensed under the WTFPL-2. For more
detail, see the COPYRIGHT file.
Purpose
The purpose of this code was to do research on incorporating Nonlocal methods
into alpha matting. The results of the original code are published in
P. Lee, Y Wu.
"Nonlocal matting".
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2011.
Notes
This code is meant for RESEARCH ONLY. It is not production quality or
optimized or anything like that. It is written to be easily modified.
Normalized Images
Most of this code assumes that we are working with images whose color channels
are normalized to the range [0,1]. For example:
I = double(imread('image.png'))./255
is the normalization for an 8-bit image.
Memory Limitations
The code directly solves sparse matrices in memory, limiting the image
resolution to something like 128x128, since it will exhaust GB of RAM.
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This is the research code used by me, Philip G. Lee, in my nonlocal matting
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License
All of the code is licensed under the GPLv3. The images in gt/ and images/ are from
www.alphamatting.com under fair use for
research. The images in scribs/ are licensed under the WTFPL-2. For more
detail, see the COPYRIGHT file.
Purpose
The purpose of this code was to do research on incorporating Nonlocal methods
into alpha matting. The results of the original code are published in
P. Lee, Y Wu.
"Nonlocal matting".
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2011.
Notes
This code is meant for RESEARCH ONLY. It is not production quality or
optimized or anything like that. It is written to be easily modified.
Normalized Images
Most of this code assumes that we are working with images whose color channels
are normalized to the range [0,1]. For example:
I = double(imread('image.png'))./255
is the normalization for an 8-bit image.
Memory Limitations
The code directly solves sparse matrices in memory, limiting the image
resolution to something like 128x128, since it will exhaust GB of RAM.
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All of the code is licensed under the GPLv3. The images in gt/ and images/ are from
www.alphamatting.com under fair use for
research. The images in scribs/ are licensed under the WTFPL-2. For more
detail, see the COPYRIGHT file.
Purpose
The purpose of this code was to do research on incorporating Nonlocal methods
into alpha matting. The results of the original code are published in
P. Lee, Y Wu.
"Nonlocal matting".
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2011.
Notes
This code is meant for RESEARCH ONLY. It is not production quality or
optimized or anything like that. It is written to be easily modified.
Normalized Images
Most of this code assumes that we are working with images whose color channels
are normalized to the range [0,1]. For example:
I = double(imread('image.png'))./255
is the normalization for an 8-bit image.
Memory Limitations
The code directly solves sparse matrices in memory, limiting the image
resolution to something like 128x128, since it will exhaust GB of RAM.
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www.alphamatting.com under fair use for
research. The images in scribs/ are licensed under the WTFPL-2. For more
detail, see the COPYRIGHT file.
Purpose
The purpose of this code was to do research on incorporating Nonlocal methods
into alpha matting. The results of the original code are published in
P. Lee, Y Wu.
"Nonlocal matting".
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2011.
Notes
This code is meant for RESEARCH ONLY. It is not production quality or
optimized or anything like that. It is written to be easily modified.
Normalized Images
Most of this code assumes that we are working with images whose color channels
are normalized to the range [0,1]. For example:
I = double(imread('image.png'))./255
is the normalization for an 8-bit image.
Memory Limitations
The code directly solves sparse matrices in memory, limiting the image
resolution to something like 128x128, since it will exhaust GB of RAM.
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