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Fast image and video segmentation based on alpha-tree multiscale representation

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Figure 2. Ω A evolution curves (zone area w.r.t α) for the 3 objects of Fig. 1.
Figure 3. Alpha-Tree Automatic Segmentation
Figure 5. Illustration of automatic image segmentation
Figure 6. Illustration of video matting

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