Performance of dynamic texture segmentation using GPU

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This work is focused on the assessment of the use of GPU computation in dynamic texture segmentation under the mixture of dynamic textures (MDT) model. In this generative video model, the observed texture is a time-varying process commanded by a hidden state process. The use of mixtures in this mode...

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Autores principales: Gómez Fernández, F., Buemi, M.E., Rodríguez, J.M., Jacobo-Berlles, J.C.
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Dynamic textures
Expectation maximization
GPU
Graphical model
Video segmentation
Algorithms
Image segmentation
Matrix algebra
Maximum principle
Mixtures
Motion analysis
Video signal processing
Expectation - maximizations
GraphicaL model
Time and motion study
Acceso en línea:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_18618200_v11_n2_p375_GomezFernandez
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spelling todo:paper_18618200_v11_n2_p375_GomezFernandez2023-10-03T16:33:22Z Performance of dynamic texture segmentation using GPU Gómez Fernández, F. Buemi, M.E. Rodríguez, J.M. Jacobo-Berlles, J.C. Dynamic textures Expectation maximization GPU Graphical model Video segmentation Algorithms Image segmentation Matrix algebra Maximum principle Mixtures Motion analysis Video signal processing Dynamic textures Expectation - maximizations GPU GraphicaL model Video segmentation Time and motion study This work is focused on the assessment of the use of GPU computation in dynamic texture segmentation under the mixture of dynamic textures (MDT) model. In this generative video model, the observed texture is a time-varying process commanded by a hidden state process. The use of mixtures in this model allows simultaneously handling of different visual processes. Nowadays, the use of GPU computing is growing in high-performance applications, but the adaptation of existing algorithms in such a way as to obtain a benefit from its use is not an easy task. In this paper, we made two implementations, one in CPU and the other in GPU, of a known segmentation algorithm based on MDT. In the MDT algorithm, there is a matrix inversion process that is highly demanding in terms of computing power. We make a comparison between the gain in performance obtained by porting to GPU this matrix inversion process and the gain obtained by porting to GPU the whole MDT segmentation process. We also study real-time motion segmentation performance by separating the learning part of the algorithm from the segmentation part, leaving the learning stage as an off-line process and keeping the segmentation as an online process. The results of performance analyses allow us to decide the cases in which the full GPU implementation of the motion segmentation process is worthwhile. © 2013, Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_18618200_v11_n2_p375_GomezFernandez
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topic Dynamic textures
Expectation maximization
GPU
Graphical model
Video segmentation
Algorithms
Image segmentation
Matrix algebra
Maximum principle
Mixtures
Motion analysis
Video signal processing
Dynamic textures
Expectation - maximizations
GPU
GraphicaL model
Video segmentation
Time and motion study
spellingShingle Dynamic textures
Expectation maximization
GPU
Graphical model
Video segmentation
Algorithms
Image segmentation
Matrix algebra
Maximum principle
Mixtures
Motion analysis
Video signal processing
Dynamic textures
Expectation - maximizations
GPU
GraphicaL model
Video segmentation
Time and motion study
Gómez Fernández, F.
Buemi, M.E.
Rodríguez, J.M.
Jacobo-Berlles, J.C.
Performance of dynamic texture segmentation using GPU
topic_facet Dynamic textures
Expectation maximization
GPU
Graphical model
Video segmentation
Algorithms
Image segmentation
Matrix algebra
Maximum principle
Mixtures
Motion analysis
Video signal processing
Dynamic textures
Expectation - maximizations
GPU
GraphicaL model
Video segmentation
Time and motion study
description This work is focused on the assessment of the use of GPU computation in dynamic texture segmentation under the mixture of dynamic textures (MDT) model. In this generative video model, the observed texture is a time-varying process commanded by a hidden state process. The use of mixtures in this model allows simultaneously handling of different visual processes. Nowadays, the use of GPU computing is growing in high-performance applications, but the adaptation of existing algorithms in such a way as to obtain a benefit from its use is not an easy task. In this paper, we made two implementations, one in CPU and the other in GPU, of a known segmentation algorithm based on MDT. In the MDT algorithm, there is a matrix inversion process that is highly demanding in terms of computing power. We make a comparison between the gain in performance obtained by porting to GPU this matrix inversion process and the gain obtained by porting to GPU the whole MDT segmentation process. We also study real-time motion segmentation performance by separating the learning part of the algorithm from the segmentation part, leaving the learning stage as an off-line process and keeping the segmentation as an online process. The results of performance analyses allow us to decide the cases in which the full GPU implementation of the motion segmentation process is worthwhile. © 2013, Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg.
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author Gómez Fernández, F.
Buemi, M.E.
Rodríguez, J.M.
Jacobo-Berlles, J.C.
author_facet Gómez Fernández, F.
Buemi, M.E.
Rodríguez, J.M.
Jacobo-Berlles, J.C.
author_sort Gómez Fernández, F.
title Performance of dynamic texture segmentation using GPU
title_short Performance of dynamic texture segmentation using GPU
title_full Performance of dynamic texture segmentation using GPU
title_fullStr Performance of dynamic texture segmentation using GPU
title_full_unstemmed Performance of dynamic texture segmentation using GPU
title_sort performance of dynamic texture segmentation using gpu
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