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1 A Primer on Image Segmentation It s all PDE s anyways Jonas Actor Rice University 21 February 2018 Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
2 Table of Contents 1 Motivation 2 Simple Methods 3 Edge Methods 4 PDE Energy Methods 5 Other Methods 6 Parting Thoughts Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
3 Table of Contents 1 Motivation 2 Simple Methods 3 Edge Methods 4 PDE Energy Methods 5 Other Methods 6 Parting Thoughts Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
4 Real-World Problem Develop new treatments for tuberculosis (Mycobacterium tuberculosis) 1/3 of global population currently infected most common infectios disease worldwide 2 phases: innate immune response, then dormancy Factors in the transition between these phases only partially known Goal: Track Mtb within infected cells during innate immune response Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
5 Real-World Problem MTB Movie Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
6 Other Motivations Computer vision Self-driving cars Medical imaging (MRI, CT, ultrasound) Fingerprint recognition Art history and restoration Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
7 Some Notation Ω image domain, normally [0, 1] 2 or [0, 1] 3 u 0 : Ω [0, 1] greyscale image Γ Ω desired segment Implemented in OpenCV + FEniCS in Python Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
8 Table of Contents 1 Motivation 2 Simple Methods 3 Edge Methods 4 PDE Energy Methods 5 Other Methods 6 Parting Thoughts Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
9 Simple Methods Why? fast intuitive When? no noise, blurring, obstructions, or known already know some properties already Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
10 Sweatshop Method robust to noise, blurring, variable contrast, halo effects often treated as best possible or ground truth time-consuming reliable? Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
11 Thresholding For a given threshold θ, Γ = 1 {u0 (x) θ : x Ω} Works best when clear foreground + background items to segment have similar intensities no variable contrast, obstructions Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
12 Thresholding A macrophage Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
13 Thresholding A macrophage, thresholded Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
14 Local Thresholding For a given threshold map θ : Ω [0, 1], Γ = 1 {u0 (x) θ(x) : x Ω} For example, θ(x) = average{u 0 (y) : y B ɛ (x)} Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
15 Local Thresholding (a) Thresholding (b) Local Thresholding Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
16 Simple Methods can Fail Problems when... noise blurred or obstructed objects halo / variable contrast or lighting no prior assumptions on object shape Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
17 Simple Methods can Fail Cow! Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
18 Simple Methods can Fail Cow: Thresholding Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
19 Simple Methods can Fail Cow: Adaptive Thresholding Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
20 Table of Contents 1 Motivation 2 Simple Methods 3 Edge Methods 4 PDE Energy Methods 5 Other Methods 6 Parting Thoughts Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
21 Edge Detection Motivation: Define edges as areas across high gradients Interior within edges gives us segmented region Γ can recover with e.g. watershed algorithm Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
22 Canny Edge Detection Given image u 0 Apply smoother (e.g. Gaussian kernel, Laplacian) u 0 u Approximate u by Finite Differences u(x, y) = 1 [ u(x + ], y) u(x, y) h u(x, y + ) u(x, y) Threshold u Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
23 Edge Detection Not a Duck Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
24 Edge Detection Canny Edges of a non-duck Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
25 Eikonal Equation First order fully nonlinear PDE: u = 1 u = 0 on Ω on Ω u: minimal distance to boundary over a uniform cost field continuous version of Shortest Path Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
26 Eikonal Equation for Segmentation Let F = CannyEdge(u 0 ); solve u = 1 F u = 0 on Ω on Ω cost field penalize crossing edges Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
27 Eikonal Equation: Numerical Solution Numerical solution: Fast Marching Method Keep track of distance values for far, considered, accepted nodes Update far nodes if accepted/considered nodes nearby considered Considered with smallest value accepted Repeat until no more considered nodes Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
28 Eikonal Equation: Fast Marching Method Generalization of Dijkstra s algorithm more than just one previous node to calculate distance O(pixels) = O( V ) = O( E ) runtime Dijkstra s algorithm with integer weights on undirected graph Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
29 Eikonal Equation Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
30 Eikonal Equation Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
31 Table of Contents 1 Motivation 2 Simple Methods 3 Edge Methods 4 PDE Energy Methods 5 Other Methods 6 Parting Thoughts Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
32 Image Approximation 3-D Scene image u blur K noise n observed image u 0 Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
33 Image Approximation Approximate u 0 : Ω [0, 1] by u V vector space (often H 1 (Ω)) Assumptions: well-defined solution space curvature of edges well-defined no fractals Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
34 Image Approximation with PDE Functionals Goal: Define an energy functional on an image, then minimize functional û = min E[u, Γ u 0] u V, Γ Ω Mumford-Shah Chan-Vese Ambrosio-Tortorelli Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
35 Mumford-Shah Functional E[u, Γ u 0 ] = αν(γ) + β u 2 dx + λ 2 2 Ω\Γ Ω (K[u] u 0 ) 2 dx u 0 : image u: desired approximation Γ Ω: segmented section Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
36 Mumford-Shah Functional E[u, Γ u 0 ] = α ν(γ) + β u 2 dx + λ 2 2 Ω\Γ Ω (K[u] u 0 ) 2 dx ν(γ): (Hausdorff) length of curve Γ Keeps from making a curve around every pixel Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
37 Mumford-Shah Functional E[u, Γ u 0 ] = αν(γ) + β u 2 dx + λ 2 2 Ω\Γ Ω (K[u] u 0 ) 2 dx penalize regions of high gradient or crossing Γ groups similar parts of the image into contiguous segments Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
38 Mumford-Shah Functional E[u, Γ u 0 ] = αν(γ) + β u 2 dx + λ 2 2 Ω\Γ Ω (K[u] u 0 ) 2 dx keep u 0 close to u K image (deblurring) operator; often K = I Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
39 Mumford-Shah Functional Maintains edges in Γ while smoothing noise Use u instead of u 0 for other segmentation methods V = { piecewise constants } thresholding Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
40 Mumford-Shah Functional Still not a duck... Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
41 Mumford-Shah Functional Mumford-Shah approximation of Cow Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
42 Mumford-Shah Functional (a) Canny Edge on u 0 (b) Canny Edge on u = MS[u 0 ] Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
43 Mumford-Shah Functional E[u, Γ u 0 ] = αν(γ) + β u 2 dx + λ 2 2 Ω\Γ Ω (K[u] u 0 ) 2 dx α, β, λ 0 Chan-Vese Active Contour model: β Ambrosio-Tortorelli: replace Γ region with Φ Bilevel optimization problem x Γ Φ(x) large û = min α,β,λ min u V E[u, Γ u 0] Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
44 Laplacian Models Send α and drop Γ dependence: E[u u 0 ] = β u 2 dx + λ 2 2 (K[u] u 0) 2 dx Theorem (Elliptic Solution) Ω Suppose u 0 L (Ω). Then, the energy functional E[u u 0 ] has a unique minimizer u H 1 (Ω) that satisfies the elliptic PDE β u + λ(u u 0 ) = 0 n u = 0 on Ω on Ω Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
45 Laplacian Models Solve the following PDE: β u + λ(u u 0 ) = 0 n u = 0 on Ω on Ω Multigrid solver resolution at different scales Hierarchical scale separation of image features Corner identification Skeleton construction (stick figures) Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
46 Table of Contents 1 Motivation 2 Simple Methods 3 Edge Methods 4 PDE Energy Methods 5 Other Methods 6 Parting Thoughts Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
47 Other Methods: Graphs min-cut normalized min-cut spectral Graph Laplacian equivalence to Finite Differences for specific PDE methods Often have good algorithms! Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
48 Other Methods: Neural Networks CNN, U-Net Many different architectures Labeled training data Viewed as state-of-the-art Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
49 Table of Contents 1 Motivation 2 Simple Methods 3 Edge Methods 4 PDE Energy Methods 5 Other Methods 6 Parting Thoughts Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
50 Parting Thoughts Simple methods for occasional users PDE methods PDEs provide strong analytical framework Can be fast robust to noise Can do more complicated tasks: inpainting, deblurring, etc. Other methods Graph methods NN methods need training data hard analysis? Scattering, Sampling, many others too! Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
51 Questions Moving Forward Extension to 3D? Learning on images, not just segmentation Incoporation into models Automation? Supervised? Semisupervised? Future Work: Using PDE methods to evaluate NN fitness Unrolling methods: bilevel optimization NN Jonas Actor Segmentation 21 February
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