Ishwarya Thirunarayanan, S. Koppal, J. Shea, Eakta Jain
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Leveraging gaze data for segmentation and effects on comics
In this work, we present a semi-automatic method based on gaze data to identify the objects in comic images on which digital effects will look best. Our key contribution is a robust technique to cluster the noisy gaze data without having to specify the number of clusters as input. We also present an approach to segment the identified object of interest.