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Exploiting Saliency Filters and Domain Knowledge for Saliency Estimation

Saliency estimation has become a valuable tool in image processing and raised much interest in theory and applications. Despite significant recent progress, the performance of the best available saliency estimation approaches still lags behind human visual systems. In this paper we used saliency filters and domain knowledge in photography to estimate saliency. Experiments show that our method can successfully detect the true salient content from images.