Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Mean shift is a popular method to segment images and videos. Pixels are represented by feature points, and the segmentation is driven by the point density in feature space. ,  introduce the use of Morse theory to interpret mean shift as a topological decomposition of the feature space into density modes. This allows us to build on the watershed technique and design a new algorithm to compute mean-shift segmentations of images and videos. In addition,  introduce the use of topological persistence to create a segmentation hierarchy.  validated our method by clustering images using color cues. In this context, our technique runs faster than previous work, especially on videos and large images.  evaluated accuracy with a classical benchmark which shows results on par with existing low-level techniques, i.e.  do not sacrifice accuracy for speed.
['Sylvain Paris', 'Frédo Durand']
I am writing a research paper on a idea A Topological Approach to Hierarchical Segmentation using Mean Shift
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