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Convex Optimization for Scene Understanding

In this paper we give a convex optimization approach for scene understanding. Since segmentation, object recognition and scene labeling strongly benefit from each other we propose to solve these tasks within a single convex optimization problem. In contrast to previous approaches we do not rely on pre-processing techniques such as object detectors or super pixels. The central idea is to integrate a hierarchical label prior and a set of convex constraints into the segmentation approach, which combine the three tasks by introducing high-level scene information. Instead of learning label co-occurrences from limited benchmark training data, the hierarchical prior comes naturally with the way humans see their surroundings.