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Object extraction using a stochastic birth-and-death dynamics in continuum

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Figure 1: Result on a poplar plantation (top: initial image c  IFN, bottom: detected trees)
Figure 2: Result on a poplar plantation (top: initial image c  IFN, bottom: detected trees)
Figure 3: Bird population from France c  Station Biologique Tour du Valat
Figure 4: Detected birds from the image shown on figure 3
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