Detection of multiple salient objects through the integration of estimated foreground clues

Detection of multiple salient objects through the integration of estimated foreground clues
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10.1016/j.imavis.2016.07.007
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2016-10
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Image Vis. Comput.
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K. Oh;Myungeun Lee;G. Kim;Soohyung Kim
K. Oh;Myungeun Lee;G. Kim;Soohyung Kim
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K. Oh;Myungeun Lee;G. Kim;Soohyung Kim

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