The Mean shift implementation in here is based on the following article.
Comaniciu, Dorin; Peter Meer (May 2002). "Mean Shift: A Robust Approach Toward Feature Space Analysis". IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence (IEEE) 24 (5): 603–619
The original C++ implementation credit goes to here.
Matlab wrapper implementation credit goes there. Read this readme before using this wrapper :) Thanks also goes here.
I faced some troubles during the compilation of "compile_edison_wrapper" where i had used visual studio 2010 as a compiler.
Here are two problems that I have faced !
Problem 1: end of file of the c++ code is in Mac format.
solution: After opening *.h or *.cpp in visual studio save them with advanced options....choose windows style end of file.
Problem 2: pow function from math is ambigious.
solution: convert the first parameter of pow into double.
Here is my corrected version EDISON matlab wrapper (Click File-->Download) Try the do_mean_shift.m.
Try
MinimumRegionArea=40;
I=imread('yourimage.jpg');
[fimg labels modes regsize] = edison_wrapper(uint8(I),@RGB2Luv,'MinimumRegionArea',MinimumRegionArea);
Try
MinimumRegionArea=40;
I=imread('yourimage.jpg');
[fimg labels modes regsize] = edison_wrapper(uint8(I),@RGB2Luv,'MinimumRegionArea',MinimumRegionArea);
A sample result should look like the following.
