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  • Mathematical morphology : a case study of linear shift-invariant filter implementation

    Creator:
    Eo, Jin-Woo
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    Morphological filters have shown good performance in various image processing applications. Furthermore, their algorithms are easy to implement in special architectures, with the exception that linear filtering cannot be implemented in many of these cases. In this study, a new architecture and corresponding algorithm, capable of realizing linear shiftinvariant filters,...
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    Privacy I W. J. Kolodziej Morphological filters have shown good performance in various image processing

  • Wavelet analysis as a signal processing method for multiresolution signal decomposition in natural resources applications

    Creator:
    Tu, De Yun
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    The purpose of this thesis is to apply the wavelet transform WT to multiresolution structures for analyzing the information content of images based on multiresolution signal decomposition of the wavelet representation. The advantage of the wavelet transform is the fact that it uses different building blocks than the Fourier's sines...
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    , image processing is increasingly being used to monitor forest and water resources. All of these

  • Performance analysis of least square error [omega] filter for image reconstruction from projection

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    Ahmed, Mahbub I.
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    for image reconstruction from projection AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Mahbub I. Ahmed for the

  • Motion detection algorithm using wavelet transform

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    Lee, Jeongmin
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    This thesis presents an algorithm that estimates motion in image sequence using wavelet transform. The motion detection is performed under unfavorable conditions of background movement, change of brightness, and noise. The algorithm is tolerant to brightness changes, noise, and small movement in the background. The false alarm rate of motion...
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    define the edge well, as do derivatives in image processing. Near the object edge in the image, there

  • Design of on-line arithmetic networks for signal processing applications : a color filter implementation

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    Sinky, Mohammed H.
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    Networks of on-line modules for Digital Signal Processing (DSP) applications have been designed and analyzed in many papers. Various arguments have been made for on-line arithmetic over other bit-serial and parallel approaches. However, the majority, if not all of the on-line network implementations presented throughout the literature do not take...
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    placed on what the end-user is to expect. The realization of the image processing algorithm is presented

  • Comparison of the VARDIG algorithm on two parallel processors

    Creator:
    Roof, Becky Jane
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    The specific objectives of this project are to compare the Sequent and the transputer to determine the speed of both and find out which is easiest for programming in parallel. The results are graphs showing relative and real time speedup versus number of processors and conclusions based on those graphs....
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    these problems. Image processing is the specific problem chosen and parallel processing using the

  • Object highlighting : real-time boundary detection using a Bayesian network

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    Jia, Jin
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    Image segmentation continues to be a fundamental problem in computer vision and image understanding. In this thesis, we present a Bayesian network that we use for object boundary detection in which the MPE (most probable explanation) before any evidence can produce multiple non-overlapping, non-self-intersecting closed contours and the MPE with...
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    Boundary Detection using a Bayesian Network. Abstract Eric Mortensen image segmentation continues to be

  • Object detection in biological images using a search-based framework

    Creator:
    Lam, Michael
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    This thesis addresses a basic problem in computer vision, that of semantic labeling of images. Our work is aimed at object detection in biological images for evolutionary biology research. In particular, our goal is to detect nematocysts in Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) images. This biological domain presents challenges for existing...
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    approaches developed to address other domains (e.g. natural scenes). An image may show more than one

  • Incorporating labeled features into image classification using generalized expectation

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    Moore, Travis
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    Image classification is a difficult problem, often requiring large training sets to get satisfactory results. However this is a task that humans perform very well, and incorporating user feedback into these learning algorithms could help reduce the dependency on large amounts of labeled training data. This process has already been...
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    Features into Image Classification using Generalized Expectation Abstract approved: Weng-Keen Wong

  • Annotation of image segments with ontologies (AISO)

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    Lingutla Venkata, Nikhil Tej
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    This M.S thesis presents an interactive software tool that I have developed in the course of the past two years. This interactive tool is called AISO. AISO is aimed at interactive image segmentation and annotation tool designed to allow users to segment an image – such as those produced with...
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    segmentation helps to make seamless transition from dealing with low level image processing to higher and more