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Efficient RGB-D object categorization using cascaded ensembles of randomized decision trees
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Efficient RGB-D object categorization using cascaded ensembles of randomized decision trees

U. Asif, M. Bennamoun and F. Sohel
2015 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA), pp.1295-1302
2015 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA) (Seattle, Washington, 26/05/2015–30/05/2015)
2015
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This paper presents an efficient framework for the categorization of objects in real-world scenes (captured with an RGB-D sensor). The proposed framework uses ensembles of randomized decision trees in a hierarchical cascaded architecture to compute consistent object-class inferences of unseen objects. Specifically, the proposed framework computes object-class probabilities at three levels of an image hierarchy (i.e., pixel-, surfel-, and object-levels) using Random Forest classifiers. Next, these probabilities are fused together to compute a cumulative probabilistic output which is used to infer object categories. This fusion results in an improved object categorization performance compared with the state-of-the-art methods.

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