Fast Leak-Resistant Segmentation for Anime Line Art

We propose a fast leak-resistant automatic segmentation method for line art with gaps.Using the existing trapped-ball idea, we develop a fair, prioritized flood-fill that avoids artifacts, augment it with a heuristic region merging strategy and obtain robust results on anime line art minimizing over-segmentation, with consistent performance 5-10 times faster than the baseline method.

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2024-11-19
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3681758.3698003
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Advanced Vision and Imaging
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Fast Leak-Resistant Segmentation for Anime Line Art

Akinobu Maejima, Benjamin Allen, Ken Anjyo
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Fast Leak-Resistant Segmentation for Anime Line Art

Akinobu Maejima, Benjamin Allen, Ken Anjyo
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Abstract

We propose a fast leak-resistant automatic segmentation method for line art with gaps.Using the existing trapped-ball idea, we develop a fair, prioritized flood-fill that avoids artifacts, augment it with a heuristic region merging strategy and obtain robust results on anime line art minimizing over-segmentation, with consistent performance 5-10 times faster than the baseline method.

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