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A MRF Shape Prior for Facade Parsing with Occlusions

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Table 1. Comparison of selected properties of state-of-the-art fa- fa-cade parsing algorithms.
Fig. 1 presents a grid pattern specification, the equivalent adjacency pattern specification and a corresponding image segmentation.
Figure 3. Left: modeling a pattern with vertical misalignment as a single grid requires each column class to encode the type of both the element occupying the lower part of the column and the element occupying its upper part: I - (wall, roof), II - (window
Figure 4. Statistics of the ratio of dual energy to the final primal energy with respect to iteration number
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