Nathan Segerlind

Title: Nathan Segerlind: Real-Time Mask Quality Prediction

Introduction

Nathan Segerlind is an inventor based in Beaverton, Oregon, and works at Intel Corporation. His patent work includes image-processing technology for evaluating the quality of masks generated from images and video. Segerlind is associated with 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Both of Segerlind’s listed latest patents are titled “Real-time mask quality predictor.” They describe related approaches to assessing mask quality during image-processing workflows.

One patent describes an image-processing apparatus that captures volumetric broadcast video in real time and generates a sequence of frame images. The system segments an input image from that sequence to create an associated mask, then determines a mask quality score using the image and mask.

The other patent describes technology that stores input images alongside reference masks. For each input image, the system generates two or more masks of differing quality and determines a quality score for each generated mask. This approach supports the evaluation of mask quality across a range of examples.

Career Highlights

Segerlind’s listed inventions focus on real-time mask evaluation, combining image segmentation with quality scoring. The disclosed systems address both video-frame processing and the comparison of generated masks with reference data.

Collaborations

Segerlind’s listed coworkers include Joseph E. Batz and Itay Benou. His work is associated with Intel Corporation.

Conclusion

Nathan Segerlind’s patent portfolio highlights real-time techniques for generating and evaluating image masks, with applications spanning video processing and image analysis.