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High-level verification of multi-object segmentation
In this paper we present a relational analysis and verification of multi-labeled images as a result fo semantic segmentation. In semantic segmentation the result is a set of labeled regions but rarely this result is subject to verification that would allow to determine induce the reliability of this segmentation. We show that using shape measure, co-occurrence statistics and specially crafted weighted function we can estimate the correctness of a semantic segmentation up to 92%.