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The Power Watershed as a Differentiable Segmentation Layer
computer-vision-and-pattern-recognitionimage-and-video-processingneural-and-evolutionary-computingoptimization-and-control
Can a Watershed transform, the classical tool of morphological segmentation, be placed at the end of a deep network and trained through? The Power Watershed (PW) is the limit of the seeded Random Walker (RW) as p grows to infinity with edge weights raised to the power p. At every finite p the RW sol
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