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Overlapping Visual Grouping Without Semantic Priors
Most computer-vision systems organize visual input toward a predefined interpretation, such as semantic categories, prompted regions, learned object-like representations, or a single spatial partition. This work considers an earlier stage of visual organization: the formation of candidate perceptual
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