grabcut, graph cut, segmentation

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Hi,
I'm looking for a good, let's say "intelligent" segmentation module to add to my graphic program.

I can't find a good grabcut or graph cut (those are NOT the same ;-) ) implementation in C++ (Visual Studio project), or whatever segment an image (color selection style segmentation like thresholding are not efficient enough).

Can someone help please?
Many thx in advance

Boisselazon.

Posted 5-Mar-12 2:03am

boisselazon

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy 5-Mar-12 8:36am

Not clear! What do you mean by intelligent? Which implementations have you looked and and rejected and why do you deem them unfit for your purposes. Nobody is going to spend time on research for you just to be told that you already checked this and that. We need to know beforehand what you have tried and why it isn't good enought for your purposes.

Regards,

Manfred

boisselazon 5-Mar-12 8:48am

Well, by "intelligent/smart" I just mean "oposite to basic algo like thresholding"

And the few things that I have found are Mathlab based, not VC++ standalone projects.I am absolutely not familiar with MathLab.

And I did not find anything here (or did I miss something?).

Ed Nutting 5-Mar-12 16:48pm

Agreed and sadly the OP's comment offers no additional clues as to what he's really after - I would have thought the opposite to thresholding would be to do nothing at all - the opposite of something :) Oh well.. OP's loss I guess.

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