Thomas B. Sebastian

An intelligent video framework for homeland protection (2008)

Peter H. Tu, Gianfranco Doretto, Nils O. Krahnstoever, Jens Rittscher, Thomas B. Sebastian, Ting Yu, ...

This paper presents an overview of Intelligent Video work currently under development at the GE Global Research Center and other research institutes. The image formation process is discussed in terms...

Recognition of Shapes by Editing Shock Graphs Appears in ICCV 2001, pages 755-762 (2008)

Thomas B. Sebastian, Philip N. Klein, Benjamin B. Kimia

This paper presents a novel recognition framework which is based on matching shock graphs of 2D shape outlines, where the distance between two shapes is defined to be the cost of the least action...

SEBASTIAN et al.: ON ALIGNING CURVES 1 On Aligning Curves (2008)

Thomas B. Sebastian, Philip N. Klein, Benjamin B. Kimia

Abstract — We present a novel approach to finding a correspondence (alignment) between two curves. The correspondence is based on a notion of an alignment curve which treats both curves...

Perceptual Organization as Object Recognition Divided by Two 1 Background (2008)

Marc Johannes, Thomas B. Sebastian, Huseyin Tek, Benjamin B. Kimia

Perceptual grouping is the organization of visual elements into groups which depict an increased level of regularity. Gestalt psychologists posited that visual elements should be grouped based on...

1 Division of Engineering, (2007)

Thomas B. Sebastian, Philip N. Klein, Benjamin B. Kimia

Abstract. This paper examines issues arising in applying a previously developed edit-distance shock graph matching technique to indexing into large shape databases. This approach compares the shock...

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Thomas B. Sebastian, Huseyin Tek, Joseph J. Crisco, Scott W. Wolfe, Benjamin B. Kimia

The in vivo investigation of joint kinematics in normal and injured wrist requires the segmentation of carpal bones from 3D (CT) images and their registration over time. The nonuniformity of bone...

Shape-based object recognition / (2002)

Sebastian, Thomas B.

Available in film copy from University Microfilms International.

Shock-based indexing into large shape databases (2002)

Thomas B. Sebastian, Philip N. Klein, Benjamin B. Kimia

Abstract. This paper examines issues arising in applying a previously developed edit-distance shock graph matching technique to indexing into large shape databases. This approach compares the shock...

Alignment-based recognition of shape outlines (2001)

Thomas B. Sebastian, Philip N. Klein, Benjamin B. Kimia

We present a 2D shape recognition and classication method based on matching shape outlines. The correspondence between outlines (curves) is based on a notion of an alignment curve and on a measure of...

Shape matching using edit-distance: an implementation (2001)

Philip N. Klein, Thomas B. Sebastian, Benjamin B. Kimia

We report on our experience with the implementation of an algorithm for comparing shapes by computing the editdistance between their medial axes. A shape-comparison method that is robust to various...

Curves vs skeletons in object recognition (2001)

Thomas B. Sebastian, Benjamin B. Kimia

The type of representation used in describing shape can have a significant impact on the effectiveness of a recognition strategy. Shape has been represented by its bounding curve as well as by the...

Recognition of shapes by editing shock graphs (2001)

Thomas B. Sebastian, Philip N. Klein, Benjamin B. Kimia

This paper presents a novel recognition framework which is based on matching shock graphs of 2D shape outlines, where the distance between two shapes is defined to be the cost of the least action...

Appears in ICCV 2001, pages 755-762 Recognition of Shapes by Editing Shock Graphs (2001)

Thomas Sebastian Philip, Thomas B. Sebastian, Philip N. Klein, Benjamin B. Kimia

This paper presents a novel recognition framework which is based on matching shock graphs of 2D shape outlines, where the distance between two shapes is defined to be the cost of the least action...

Alignment-Based Recognition of Shape Outlines (2001)

Thomas Sebastian Philip, Thomas B. Sebastian, Philip N. Klein, Benjamin B. Kimia

We present a 2D shape recognition and classification method based on matching shape outlines. The correspondence between outlines (curves) is based on a notion of an alignment curve and on a measure...

Alignment-based recognition of shape outlines (2001)

Thomas B. Sebastian, Philip N. Klein, Benjamin B. Kimia

We present a 2D shape recognition and classification method based on matching shape outlines. The correspondence between outlines (curves) is based on a notion of an alignment curve and on a measure...

Constructing 2D curve atlases (2000)

Thomas B. Sebastian, Joseph J. Crisco, Philip N. Klein, Benjamin B. Kimia

We present an approach to computing a curve atlas based on deriving a correspondence between two curves. This correspondence is based on a notion of an alignment curve and on a measure of similarity...

Constructing 2D Curve Atlases (2000)

Thomas B. Sebastian, Joseph J. Crisco, Philip N. Klein, Benjamin B. Kimia

1 Introduction This paper presents a method to construct the average for 2D shape outlines (curves) using their intrinsic properties. A computational framework for constructing an average curve and...

Constructing 2D Curve Atlases (2000)

Thomas Sebastian Joseph, Thomas B. Sebastian, Joseph J. Crisco, Philip N. Klein, Benjamin B. Kimia

We present an approach to computing a curve atlas based on deriving a correspondence between two curves. This correspondence is based on a notion of an alignment curve and on a measure of similarity...

Constructing 2D curve atlases (2000)

Thomas B. Sebastian, Joseph J. Crisco, Philip N. Klein, Benjamin B. Kimia

We present an approach to computing a curve atlas based on deriving a correspondence between two curves. This correspondence is based on a notion of an alignment curve and on a measure of similarity...

Segmentation of Carpal Bones from 3D CT Images using Skeletally Coupled Deformable Models (1998)

Thomas B. Sebastian, Hüseyin Tek, Joseph J. Crisco, Scott W. Wolfe, Benjamin B. Kimia

The in vivo investigation of joint kinematics in normal and injured wrist requires the segmentation of carpal bones from 3D (CT) images and their registration over time. The nonuniformity of bone...