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2. A novel approach toward optimized image processing using sigma delta modulation
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Pathan, Aneela, Memon, Tayab D, Aziz, Rizwan, and Shah, Syed Haseeb
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- 2024
3. Frequency roughness analysis in image processing and game design
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Li, Jiaqi
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- 2024
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4. Determination of quality classes for material extrusion additive manufacturing using image processing
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Oleff, Alexander, Küster, Benjamin, and Overmeyer, Ludger
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- 2024
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5. Image processing–based material removal rate analysis of morphable polishing tools with labyrinth and dimple textures
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Nie, Qianqian and Kaiyuan, Tang
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- 2024
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6. New design for error-resilient approximate multipliers used in image processing in CNTFET technology
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Farahani, Samira Shirinabadi, Reshadinezhad, Mohammad Reza, and Fatemieh, Seyed Erfan
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- 2024
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7. Smart Estimation of Sandstones Mechanical Properties Based on Thin Section Image Processing Techniques
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Taheri-Garavand, Amin, Abdi, Yasin, and Momeni, Ehsan
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- 2024
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8. An alternative method for the particle size distribution: Image processing
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Aydin, Mert and Kurnaz, Talas Fikret
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- 2023
9. Note on Intuitionistic Fuzzy Metric-like Spaces with Application in Image Processing.
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Došenović, Tatjana, Rakić, Dušan, Ralević, Nebojša, and Carić, Biljana
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IMAGE processing , *CAUCHY sequences , *METRIC spaces , *POINT processes , *GENERALIZATION - Abstract
Recently, the fixed-point theorem for fuzzy contractive mappings has been investigated within the framework of intuitionistic fuzzy metric-like spaces. This interesting topic was explored through the utilization of G-Cauchy sequences as defined by Grabiec. The aim of this study is to enhance the aforementioned results in a few aspects. Initially, the proof of the fixed-point theorem is simplified and condensed, allowing for potential generalization to papers focusing on similar fixed-point analyses. Furthermore, instead of G-Cauchy sequences, the classical Cauchy sequences proposed by George and Veeramani are examined, incorporating an additional condition on the fuzzy metric. Within this context, a solution to an old unresolved question posed by Gregory and Sapena is provided. The findings are reinforced by relevant examples. Finally, the introduced fuzzy metrics are applied to the field of image processing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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10. Highly efficient low-area gate-diffusion-input-based approximate full adders for image processing computing
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Roodbali, Khadijeh Moeini, Abiri, Ebrahim, and Hassanli, Kourosh
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- 2024
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11. Partitioned abrasive belt condition monitoring based on a unified coefficient and image processing
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Huang, Xiaokang, Ren, Xukai, Yu, Huanwei, Du, Xiyong, Chen, Xianfeng, Chai, Ze, and Chen, Xiaoqi
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- 2024
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12. Condition assessment of concrete structures using automated crack detection method for different concrete surface types based on image processing
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Yasmin M. Shalaby, Mohamed Badawy, Gamal A. Ebrahim, and Ahmed Mohammed Abdelalim
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Image processing ,Inspection ,Crack detection ,Bridge decks ,Walls ,Concrete cubes ,Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) ,TA1-2040 - Abstract
Abstract In the inspection and diagnosis of concrete construction, crack detection is highly recommended in the earliest phases to prevent any potential risks later. However, the flaws in concrete surfaces cannot be reliably and effectively identified using traditional crack detection techniques. The suggested algorithm is a supportive tool for agents or authorities to use in crack detection mechanisms to monitor and assess the current condition of buildings or bridges. The researchers aim to establish an intelligent model for automatic crack detection on different concrete surfaces based on image processing technology. Three different concrete surfaces—bridge decks, walls, and concrete cubes—are used to test the model. A subset of the public dataset of bridge decks and walls from SDNET (2018) and 150*150*150 mm of concrete cubes taken from the material laboratory of the faculty of engineering at Ain Shams University are applied to the model. The model F1-score measures are 98.87%, 97.43%, and 74.11% for detecting cracks in bridges, walls, and concrete cubes, respectively. The validation of the applicability of the suggested novel approach is based on a comparison with recent methods for crack recognition. The contribution of this study is that it could be applied to detect cracks efficiently on three different types of concrete surfaces, including uneven concrete surfaces, random noise, voids, dents, colour changes, and stain marks. The proposed method is transparent in its workflow and has a lower computational cost compared with deep learning frameworks. Thus, the outcomes of this model demonstrate its effectiveness in concrete defect field investigation.
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- 2024
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13. Evolutionary computation-based self-supervised learning for image processing: a big data-driven approach to feature extraction and fusion for multispectral object detection
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Xiaoyang Shen, Haibin Li, Achyut Shankar, Wattana Viriyasitavat, and Vinay Chamola
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Evolutionary computation ,Self-supervised learning ,Image processing ,Big data ,Object detection ,Computer engineering. Computer hardware ,TK7885-7895 ,Information technology ,T58.5-58.64 ,Electronic computers. Computer science ,QA75.5-76.95 - Abstract
Abstract The image object recognition and detection technology are widely used in many scenarios. In recent years, big data has become increasingly abundant, and big data-driven artificial intelligence models have attracted more and more attention. Evolutionary computation has also provided a powerful driving force for the optimization and improvement of deep learning models. In this paper, we propose an image object detection method based on self-supervised and data-driven learning. Differ from other methods, our approach stands out due to its innovative use of multispectral data fusion and evolutionary computation for model optimization. Specifically, our method uniquely combines visible light images and infrared images to detect and identify image targets. Firstly, we utilize a self-supervised learning method and the AutoEncoder model to perform high-dimensional feature extraction on the two types of images. Secondly, we fuse the extracted features from the visible light and infrared images to detect and identify objects. Thirdly, we introduce a model parameter optimization method using evolutionary learning algorithms to enhance model performance. Validation on public datasets shows that our method achieves comparable or superior performance to existing methods.
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14. An Algorithm for the Estimation of Hemoglobin Level from Digital Images of Palpebral Conjunctiva Based in Digital Image Processing and Artificial Intelligence.
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Moreno, Guillermo, Camargo, Abdigal, Ayala, Luis, Zimic, Mirko, and del Carpio, Christian
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DIGITAL image processing ,ARTIFICIAL intelligence ,RURAL poor ,CONJUNCTIVA ,DIGITAL images ,COMMUNITY health workers - Abstract
Anemia is a common problem that affects a significant part of the world's population, especially in impoverished countries. This work aims to improve the accessibility of remote diagnostic tools for underserved populations. Our proposal involves implementing algorithms to estimate hemoglobin levels using images of the eyelid conjunctiva and a calibration label captured with a mid-range cell phone. We propose three algorithms: one for calibration label segmentation, another for palpebral conjunctiva segmentation, and the last one for estimating hemoglobin levels based on the segmented images from the previous algorithms. Experiments were performed using a data set of children's eyelid images and calibration stickers. An L1 norm error of 0.72 g/dL was achieved using the SLIC-GAT model to estimate the hemoglobin level. In conclusion, the integration of these segmentation and regression methods improved the estimation accuracy compared to current approaches, considering that the source of the images was a mid-range commercial camera. The proposed method has the potential for mass screening in low-income rural populations as it is non-invasive, and its simplicity makes it feasible for community health workers with basic training to perform the test. Therefore, this tool could contribute significantly to efforts aimed at combating childhood anemia. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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15. Near-Real-Time Mueller Polarimetric Image Processing for Neurosurgical Intervention
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Moriconi, Stefano, Rodriguez-Nunez, Omar, Gros, Romane, Felger, Leonard A., Maragkou, Theoni, Hewer, Ekkehard, Pierangelo, Angelo, Novikova, Tatiana, Schucht, Philippe, and McKinley, Richard
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Electrical Engineering and Systems Science - Image and Video Processing - Abstract
Wide-field imaging Mueller polarimetry is a revolutionary, label-free, and non-invasive modality for computer-aided intervention: in neurosurgery it aims to provide visual feedback of white matter fibre bundle orientation from derived parameters. Conventionally, robust polarimetric parameters are estimated after averaging multiple measurements of intensity for each pair of probing and detected polarised light. Long multi-shot averaging, however, is not compatible with real-time in-vivo imaging, and the current performance of polarimetric data processing hinders the translation to clinical practice. A learning-based denoising framework is tailored for fast, single-shot, noisy acquisitions of polarimetric intensities. Also, performance-optimised image processing tools are devised for the derivation of clinically relevant parameters. The combination recovers accurate polarimetric parameters from fast acquisitions with near-real-time performance, under the assumption of pseudo-Gaussian polarimetric acquisition noise. The denoising framework is trained, validated, and tested on experimental data comprising tumour-free and diseased human brain samples in different conditions. Accuracy and image quality indices showed significant improvements on testing data for a fast single-pass denoising versus the state-of-the-art and high polarimetric image quality standards. The computational time is reported for the end-to-end processing. The end-to-end image processing achieved real-time performance for a localised field of view. The denoised polarimetric intensities produced visibly clear directional patterns of neuronal fibre tracts in line with reference polarimetric image quality standards; directional disruption was kept in case of neoplastic lesions. The presented advances pave the way towards feasible oncological neurosurgical translations of novel, label free, interventional feedback.
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16. A Nonlinear, Regularized, and Data-independent Modulation for Continuously Interactive Image Processing Network
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Lee, Hyeongmin, Kim, Taeoh, Son, Hanbin, Baek, Sangwook, Cheon, Minsu, and Lee, Sangyoun
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17. Real-time approximate and combined 2D convolvers for FPGA-based image processing
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Ramezanzad, Ali, Rezaei, Mehran, Nikmehr, Hooman, and Kalbasi, Mahdi
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- 2023
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18. Designing of an 8 × 8 Multiplier with New Inexact 4:2 Compressors for Image Processing Applications
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Rahmani, Mitra, Babaeinik, Majid, Ghods, Vahid, and Khalesi, Hassan
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- 2023
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19. Image Enhancement Thanks to Negative Grey Levels in the Logarithmic Image Processing Framework.
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Jourlin, Michel
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IMAGE processing , *IMAGE intensifiers , *IMAGE transmission , *TRAFFIC cameras , *PERCEIVED quality - Abstract
The present study deals with image enhancement, which is a very common problem in image processing. This issue has been addressed in multiple works with different methods, most with the sole purpose of improving the perceived quality. Our goal is to propose an approach with a strong physical justification that can model the human visual system. This is why the Logarithmic Image Processing (LIP) framework was chosen. Within this model, initially dedicated to images acquired in transmission, it is possible to introduce the novel concept of negative grey levels, interpreted as light intensifiers. Such an approach permits the extension of the dynamic range of a low-light image to the full grey scale in "real-time", which means at camera speed. In addition, this method is easily generalizable to colour images and is reversible, i.e., bijective in the mathematical sense, and can be applied to images acquired in reflection thanks to the consistency of the LIP framework with human vision. Various application examples are presented, as well as prospects for extending this work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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20. Design and implementation of hybrid (radix-8 Booth and TRAM) approximate multiplier using 15-4 approximate compressors for image processing application
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Immareddy, Srikanth, Sundaramoorthy, Arunmetha, and Alagarsamy, Aravindhan
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- 2024
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21. Performance verification and latency time evaluation of hardware image processing module for appearance inspection systems using FPGA
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Hoshino, Yukinobu, Shimasaki, Masahiro, Rathnayake, Namal, and Dang, Tuan Linh
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- 2024
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22. Image processing-based realization of servo motor control on a Cartesian robot with Rexroth PLC
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Kuncan, Fatma, Ozturk, Sitki, and Keles, Fatihhan
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- 2022
23. Research on detection method of photovoltaic cell surface dirt based on image processing technology
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Xiang Hu, Zhong Du, and Fuwang Wang
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Photovoltaic panels ,Dirt ,Image processing ,A* path planning ,UAV ,Medicine ,Science - Abstract
Abstract In view of the reduced power generation efficiency caused by ash or dirt on the surface of photovoltaic panels, and the problems of heavy workload and low efficiency faced by manual detection, this study proposes a method to detect dust or dust on the surface of photovoltaic cells with the help of image processing technology to timely eliminate hidden dangers and improve power generation efficiency.This paper introduces image processing methods based on mathematical morphology, such as image enhancement, image sharpening, image filtering and image closing operation, which makes the image better highlight the target to be recognized. At the same time, it also solves the problem of uneven image binarization caused by uneven illumination in the process of image acquisition. By using the image histogram equalization, the gray level concentration area of the original image is opened or the gray level is evenly distributed, so that the dynamic range of the pixel gray level is increased, so that the image contrast or contrast is increased, the image details are clear, to achieve the purpose of enhancement. When identifying the target area, the method of calculating the proportion of the dirt area to the whole image area is adopted, and the ratio exceeding a certain threshold is judged as a fault. In addition, the improved A* path planning algorithm is adopted in this study, which greatly improves the efficiency of the unmanned aerial vehicle detection of photovoltaic cell dirt, saves time and resources, reduces operation and maintenance costs, and improves the operation and maintenance level of photovoltaic units.
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24. Connecto-informatics at the mesoscale: current advances in image processing and analysis for mapping the brain connectivity
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Yoon Kyoung Choi, Linqing Feng, Won-Ki Jeong, and Jinhyun Kim
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Image processing ,Brain mapping ,Atlas registration ,Atlas segmentation ,Mesoscale connectivity ,Neuron reconstruction ,Computer applications to medicine. Medical informatics ,R858-859.7 ,Computer software ,QA76.75-76.765 - Abstract
Abstract Mapping neural connections within the brain has been a fundamental goal in neuroscience to understand better its functions and changes that follow aging and diseases. Developments in imaging technology, such as microscopy and labeling tools, have allowed researchers to visualize this connectivity through high-resolution brain-wide imaging. With this, image processing and analysis have become more crucial. However, despite the wealth of neural images generated, access to an integrated image processing and analysis pipeline to process these data is challenging due to scattered information on available tools and methods. To map the neural connections, registration to atlases and feature extraction through segmentation and signal detection are necessary. In this review, our goal is to provide an updated overview of recent advances in these image-processing methods, with a particular focus on fluorescent images of the mouse brain. Our goal is to outline a pathway toward an integrated image-processing pipeline tailored for connecto-informatics. An integrated workflow of these image processing will facilitate researchers’ approach to mapping brain connectivity to better understand complex brain networks and their underlying brain functions. By highlighting the image-processing tools available for fluroscent imaging of the mouse brain, this review will contribute to a deeper grasp of connecto-informatics, paving the way for better comprehension of brain connectivity and its implications.
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25. ScAnalyzer: an image processing tool to monitor plant disease symptoms and pathogen spread in Arabidopsis thaliana leaves
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Misha Paauw, Gerrit Hardeman, Nanne W. Taks, Lennart Lambalk, Jeroen A. Berg, Sebastian Pfeilmeier, and Harrold A. van den Burg
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Plant disease ,Digital phenotyping ,Image processing ,Bioluminescence ,Xanthomonas campestris ,Arabidopsis thaliana ,Plant culture ,SB1-1110 ,Biology (General) ,QH301-705.5 - Abstract
Abstract Background Plants are known to be infected by a wide range of pathogenic microbes. To study plant diseases caused by microbes, it is imperative to be able to monitor disease symptoms and microbial colonization in a quantitative and objective manner. In contrast to more traditional measures that use manual assignments of disease categories, image processing provides a more accurate and objective quantification of plant disease symptoms. Besides monitoring disease symptoms, computational image processing provides additional information on the spatial localization of pathogenic microbes in different plant tissues. Results Here we report on an image analysis tool called ScAnalyzer to monitor disease symptoms and bacterial spread in Arabidopsis thaliana leaves. Thereto, detached leaves are assembled in a grid and scanned, which enables automated separation of individual samples. A pixel color threshold is used to segment healthy (green) from chlorotic (yellow) leaf areas. The spread of luminescence-tagged bacteria is monitored via light-sensitive films, which are processed in a similar manner as the leaf scans. We show that this tool is able to capture previously identified differences in susceptibility of the model plant A. thaliana to the bacterial pathogen Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris. Moreover, we show that the ScAnalyzer pipeline provides a more detailed assessment of bacterial spread within plant leaves than previously used methods. Finally, by combining the disease symptom values with bacterial spread values from the same leaves, we show that bacterial spread precedes visual disease symptoms. Conclusion Taken together, we present an automated script to monitor plant disease symptoms and microbial spread in A. thaliana leaves. The freely available software ( https://github.com/MolPlantPathology/ScAnalyzer ) has the potential to standardize the analysis of disease assays between different groups.
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26. High-throughput image processing software for the study of nuclear architecture and gene expression.
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Keikhosravi, Adib, Almansour, Faisal, Bohrer, Christopher H., Fursova, Nadezda A., Guin, Krishnendu, Sood, Varun, Misteli, Tom, Larson, Daniel R., and Pegoraro, Gianluca
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IMAGE processing software , *MACHINE learning , *GRAPHICAL user interfaces , *IMAGE analysis , *CYTOLOGY - Abstract
High-throughput imaging (HTI) generates complex imaging datasets from a large number of experimental perturbations. Commercial HTI software programs for image analysis workflows typically do not allow full customization and adoption of new image processing algorithms in the analysis modules. While open-source HTI analysis platforms provide individual modules in the workflow, like nuclei segmentation, spot detection, or cell tracking, they are often limited in integrating novel analysis modules or algorithms. Here, we introduce the High-Throughput Image Processing Software (HiTIPS) to expand the range and customization of existing HTI analysis capabilities. HiTIPS incorporates advanced image processing and machine learning algorithms for automated cell and nuclei segmentation, spot signal detection, nucleus tracking, nucleus registration, spot tracking, and quantification of spot signal intensity. Furthermore, HiTIPS features a graphical user interface that is open to integration of new analysis modules for existing analysis pipelines and to adding new analysis modules. To demonstrate the utility of HiTIPS, we present three examples of image analysis workflows for high-throughput DNA FISH, immunofluorescence (IF), and live-cell imaging of transcription in single cells. Altogether, we demonstrate that HiTIPS is a user-friendly, flexible, and open-source HTI software platform for a variety of cell biology applications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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27. Rasterized Data Image Processing (RDIP) Techniques for Photovoltaic (PV) Data Cleaning and Application in Power Prediction.
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Zang, Ning, Tao, Yong, Yuan, Zuoteng, Yuan, Chen, Jing, Bailin, and Liu, Renfeng
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IMAGE processing , *CLEAN energy , *RENEWABLE energy sources , *ARTIFICIAL neural networks , *PEARSON correlation (Statistics) , *DATA scrubbing , *MISSING data (Statistics) , *INTERPOLATION algorithms - Abstract
Photovoltaic (PV) power generation has attracted widespread interest as a clean and sustainable energy source, with increasing global attention given to renewable energy. However, the operation and monitoring of PV power generation systems often result in large amounts of data containing missing values, outliers, and noise, posing challenges for data analysis and application. Therefore, PV data cleaning plays a crucial role in ensuring data quality, enhancing data availability and reliability. This study proposes a PV data cleaning method based on Rasterized Data Image Processing (RDIP) technology, which integrates rasterization and image processing techniques to select optimal contours and extract essential data. To validate the effectiveness of our method, we conducted comparative experiments using three data cleaning methods, including our RDIP algorithm, the Pearson correlation coefficient interpolation method, and cubic spline interpolation method. Subsequently, the cleaned datasets from these methods were utilized for power prediction using two linear regression models and two neural network models. The experimental results demonstrated that data cleaned using the RDIP algorithm improved the short-term forecast accuracy by approximately 1.0% and 3.7%, respectively, compared to the other two methods, indicating the feasibility and effectiveness of the RDIP approach. However, it is worth noting that the RDIP technique has limitations due to its reliance on integer parameters for grid division, potentially leading to coarse grid divisions. Future research efforts could focus on optimizing the selection of binarization thresholds to achieve better cleaning results and exploring other potential applications of RDIP in PV data analysis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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28. Special Issue on Computer Vision, Graphic and Image Processing.
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COMPUTER vision ,IMAGE processing ,ELECTRICAL engineering education ,LIFE sciences ,INTELLIGENT transportation systems ,ENGINEERING awards ,DEEP learning - Abstract
The article is a foreword for a special issue of the Journal of Information Science & Engineering on Computer Vision, Graphic, and Image Processing. It discusses various technologies and applications related to computer vision, graphics, image processing, pattern recognition, and video processing. The special issue includes papers on topics such as color image sketch stylization, cross-scanner robustness in pathology analysis models, detection and localization of carina in X-ray medical images, measurement of automatic segmented specific lumbar intervertebral discs, and advanced matching strategy for detection-based multi-object tracking. The foreword also introduces the guest editors of the special issue, providing information about their academic achievements, research interests, and awards they have received. These individuals have expertise in areas such as signal processing, multimedia, artificial intelligence, computer vision, and machine learning, and have made significant contributions to the field. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2024
29. An approach to detecting L0 -optimized attacks on image processing neural networks via means of mathematical statistics
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Dmitry A. Esipov
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artificial neural network ,image processing ,adversarial attack ,pseudonorm l0 ,malicious perturbation ,one-pixel attack ,jacobian saliency map attack ,Optics. Light ,QC350-467 ,Electronic computers. Computer science ,QA75.5-76.95 - Abstract
Artificial intelligence has become widespread in image processing tasks. At the same time, the number of vulnerabilities is increasing in systems implementing these artificial intelligence technologies (the attack surface is increasing). The main threats to information security can be implemented by introducing malicious perturbations into the input data, regardless of their type. To detect such attacks, approaches and methods have been developed based, in particular, on the use of an auto-encoder or the analysis of layers of the target neural network. The disadvantage of existing methods, which significantly reduce the scope of their application, is binding to the dataset or model architecture. This paper discusses the issues of expanding the scope (increasing scalability) of methods for detecting L0-optimized perturbations introduced by unconventional pixel attacks. An approach to detecting these attacks using statistical analysis of input data, regardless of the model and dataset, is proposed. It is assumed that the pixels of the perturbation embedded in the image, as a result of the L0-optimized attack, will be considered both local and global outliers. Outlier detection is performed using statistical metrics such as deviation from nearest neighbors and Mahalanobis distance. The evaluation of each pixel (anomaly score) is performed as a product of the specified metrics. A threshold clipping algorithm is used to detect an attack. When a pixel is detected for which the received score exceeds a certain threshold, the image is recognized as distorted. The approach was tested on the CIFAR-10 and MNIST datasets. The developed method has demonstrated high accuracy in detecting attacks. On the CIFAR-10 dataset, the accuracy of detecting onepixel attack (accuracy) was 94.3 %, and when detecting a Jacobian based Saliency Map Attack (JSMA) — 98.3 %. The proposed approach is also applicable in the detection of modified pixels. The proposed approach is applicable for detecting one-pixel attacks and JSMA, but can potentially be used for any L0-optimized distortions. The approach is applicable for color and grayscale images regardless of the dataset. The proposed approach is potentially universal for the architecture of a neural network, since it uses only input data to detect attacks. The approach can be used to detect images modified by unconventional adversarial attacks in the training sample before the model is formed.
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30. Design of intelligent coagulant dosing system based on image processing and fuzzy control
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YU Junlong, MU Chaoyin, LEI Zhao, and GAO Chaoxiang
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image processing ,fuzzy pid ,coagulant dosing ,Environmental technology. Sanitary engineering ,TD1-1066 - Abstract
In the process of water treatment, the coagulation process is a complex system characterized by significant lag and non-linearity. To address its characteristics and based on the current research status of dosing control, a forward-cascade intelligent dosing system based on floc image processing and fuzzy logic control was developed. Through the acquisition and processing of water sample images, key parameters of floc characteristics were extracted, and the equivalent diameters were calculated to establish a dosing model to determine the coagulant dosage. Subsequently, automatic adjustment and precise dosing of coagulants were achieved through fuzzy PID control and feedforward compensation. System monitoring and performance analysis showed that compared with traditional manual dosing, the intelligent dosing system reduced the standard deviation of the sedimentation effluent turbidity by 27%, with the relative error controlled within 10% of the set value. The dosage of coagulants was reduced by 11.04%. The intelligent dosing system demonstrated significant advantages in coagulant dosage and treatment effects, which showed promising feasibility and potential for dissemination.
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- 2024
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31. Utilizing Image Processing Techniques for Soil Particle Sizing
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Keihan Moradveisi, Mohsen Isari, and Mehran Moradveisi
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python ,image processing ,soil granulation ,shape of soil particles ,Environmental sciences ,GE1-350 ,Water supply for domestic and industrial purposes ,TD201-500 - Abstract
Counting the number of soil particles in grain size studies is of great importance, especially in geological, agricultural, environmental, and engineering sciences. It can be used for detailed analysis of soil properties, determining soil structure, and environmental analysis. The main goal of this research is to evaluate the grain size and shape recognition of soil particles using image processing techniques. In this study, initially, color images of soil grain size were acquired. Then, they were processed using Python programming language and the Scikit-Image library. Finally, for model validation, 17 rice grains and 8 coins were used. The results demonstrated that this method was able to accurately detect the number and shape of these particles. It also performed well in identifying the number and shape of soil particles. Furthermore, when compared to several other software tools in the same field, it provided better results. This approach can be utilized to plot the soil grain size curve, ultimately leading to reduced computational costs and time.
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- 2024
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32. Machine Learning-based for Automatic Detection of Corn-Plant Diseases Using Image Processing.
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Dawood Idress, Khaled Adil, Adam Gadalla, Omsalma Alsadig, Öztekin, Yeşim Benal, and Baitu, Geofrey Prudence
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IMAGE processing , *MACHINE learning , *ARTIFICIAL neural networks , *FEATURE extraction , *SUPPORT vector machines , *CORN diseases - Abstract
Corn is one of the major crops in Sudan. Disease outbreaks can significantly reduce maize production, causing huge damage. Conventionally, disease diagnosis is made through visual inspection of the damage in fields or through laboratory tests conducted by experts on the affected plant parts of the crop. This process typically requires highly skilled personnel, and it can be time-consuming to complete the necessary tasks. Machine learning methods can be implemented to rapidly and accurately detect disease and reduce the risk of crop failure due to disease outbreaks. This study aimed to use traditional machine learning techniques to detect maize diseases using image processing techniques. A total of 600 images were obtained from the open-source Plant Village dataset for experimentation. In this study, image segmentation was done using K-means clustering, and a total of 4 GLCM texture features and two statistical features were extracted from the images. In this study, four traditional machine learning algorithms were applied to detect diseased maize leaves (common rust and gray leaf spot) and healthy maize leaves. The results showed that all the algorithms performed well in identifying the diseased and healthy leaves, with accuracy rates ranging from 90% to 92.7%. The highest accuracy scores were obtained with support vector machine and artificial neural networks, respectively. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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33. A new numerical method for constructing the three-dimensional microstructure of S-RM using digital image processing technology
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Tu, Yiliang, Long, Hang, Fang, Zhong, Chai, Hejun, Liu, Xinrong, Zhang, Lizhou, and Yang, Wenlong
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- 2024
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34. Research on the Application of Multimedia Image Processing Technology in Sports Sociology Education
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Boning Li
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In order to cope with sports events, it is difficult for cameras to accurately extract exciting moments during the competition. This article constructs a multimedia information system for sports sociology education. In terms of methodology, low-density architectures are used to measure and encode sparse signals, and the signal is reconstructed at the receiving end. By calculating the marginal probability distribution of each variable node, the reconstructed image is obtained. The experimental results show that this method performs well in detecting lens mutations and gradients, with a higher recall rate than other algorithms. The accuracy, recall rate, and F-value indicators have significantly improved, reaching 6.328%, 4.27%, and 6.012%, respectively. This method is superior to existing game shot extraction methods and lays the foundation for further detecting exciting events in sports competitions. In summary, this study has important guiding significance for the application of multimedia image processing technology in the field of sports sociology education.
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- 2024
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35. CURRENT LITERATURE REVIEW ON IMAGE PROCESSING ANALYSIS FOR CONCRETE DAMAGE ASSESMENT
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Usman Wijaya, Yogi Yulianto, and Emon Haryanto
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Computer Vision ,Concrete Damage ,Image Processing ,Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) ,TA1-2040 - Abstract
Numerous studies have employed computer vision algorithms to analyze images of concrete damage. Therefore, conducting an image processing survey to detect concrete damage is very crucial. Thus, an image processing algorithm analysis survey to detect concrete damage was conducted using various algorithms and types of data from the last decade. The data observed were the first is damage to concrete, which included surface cracks, hairlines, crack width, patterns, holes, diagonal cracks, longitudinal cracks, and transverse cracks. The second part is figuring out where roads, bridges, and buildings are. The third is data sources like digital cameras, cameras built into phones, camera sensor systems, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). The study's findings indicate that image processing algorithms will play an essential role in future assessment research on the automation of concrete damage detection. This is particularly the case in high-risk regions for security reasons, and UAV technology is required to reach these locations.
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36. Quality detection and grading of peach fruit based on image processing method and neural networks in agricultural industry
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Dan Luo, Rong Luo, Jie Cheng, and Xin Liu
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machine vision ,image processing ,clustering ,classification ,artificial neural network ,Plant culture ,SB1-1110 - Abstract
The grading of products is important in many ways. One of the important activities after harvesting agricultural products is product grading based on shape and color dimensions. This activity in the agricultural transformation industries, Bas Controller, improves various processes on fruits and vegetables with the same dimensions, which improves the storage conditions of the product, creates added value for the farmer, and gives the consumer the power to choose. The main focus of this study is the application of image processing in the field of identification and classification of fruits. It is an application that has received much less attention than other applications of image processing. The proposed systems presented in this article, are software solutions based on image processing techniques, including histogram matching techniques, for detection, Sable edge detection algorithms, Private edge and Kenny edge, Otsu threshold limit, and clustering method It is an automatic mean and classification of different degrees of fruit. In addition, it has been mentioned more about the examination and description of product grading and clustering methods, that by using the proposed application hardware and its connection with the software, a big step can be taken in product quality grading. This method can be used in product classification and packaging. The accuracy rate for peaches, lemons, apples, and tomatoes is 94.58%, 88.23%, 70%, and 93.33%, respectively. The best accuracy for all 20 sample levels is for peach fruit.
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37. A Survey on Various Edge Detection Techniques in Image Processing and Applied Disease Detection
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Wan Muhammad Rahimi Wan Fadzli, Ahmad Yusri Dak, and Tajul Rosli Razak
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Edge detection ,Image Processing ,Gradient-based ,Edge detector ,Canny ,Probabilities. Mathematical statistics ,QA273-280 ,Technology ,Technology (General) ,T1-995 - Abstract
This paper surveys various edge detection techniques in image processing, focusing on their applicability to disease detection. Many researchers encompass studies conducted in the context of various crops and fruits, shedding light on their effectiveness and adaptability. However, the more techniques are used and improved, less comparison has been made between them to look further at their challenges, such as noise sensitivity, scale variability, edge linking, and real-world variability. Also, the study will systematically survey and analyze literature on the ability of edge detection, including classical methods like Robert, Sobel, Prewitt, and Canny, as well as more advanced techniques such as gradient-based and Gaussian-based. This research aims to comprehensively understand the strengths and limitations of different edge detection techniques and can be used as a reference point for selecting and enhancing novel techniques in image processing. Overview, this paper makes a substantial contribution to the field by addressing both traditional edge detection in image processing and applied disease detection. It serves as a comprehensive guide, offering insights, practical advice, and a consolidated view of current research trends, and highlights the potential of edge detection in contributing to advancements in disease detection methodologies making it a valuable resource for researchers and practitioners.
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38. A benchmarked comparison of software packages for time-lapse image processing of monolayer bacterial population dynamics
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Atiyeh Ahmadi, Matthew Courtney, Carolyn Ren, and Brian Ingalls
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time-lapse imaging ,image processing ,image segmentation ,tracking ,population dynamics ,Microbiology ,QR1-502 - Abstract
ABSTRACT Time-lapse microscopy offers a powerful approach for analyzing cellular activity. In particular, this technique is valuable for assessing the behavior of bacterial populations, which can exhibit growth and intercellular interactions in a monolayer. Such time-lapse imaging typically generates large quantities of data, limiting the options for manual investigation. Several image-processing software packages have been developed to facilitate analysis. It can thus be a challenge to identify the software package best suited to a particular research goal. Here, we compare four software packages that support the analysis of 2D time-lapse images of cellular populations: CellProfiler, SuperSegger-Omnipose, DeLTA, and FAST. We compare their performance against benchmarked results on time-lapse observations of Escherichia coli populations. Performance varies across the packages, with each of the four outperforming the others in at least one aspect of the analysis. Not surprisingly, the packages that have been in development for longer showed the strongest performance. We found that deep learning-based approaches to object segmentation outperformed traditional approaches, but the opposite was true for frame-to-frame object tracking. We offer these comparisons, together with insight into usability, computational efficiency, and feature availability, as a guide to researchers seeking image-processing solutions.IMPORTANCETime-lapse microscopy provides a detailed window into the world of bacterial behavior. However, the vast amount of data produced by these techniques is difficult to analyze manually. We have analyzed four software tools designed to process such data and compared their performance, using populations of commonly studied bacterial species as our test subjects. Our findings offer a roadmap to scientists, helping them choose the right tool for their research. This comparison bridges a gap between microbiology and computational analysis, streamlining research efforts.
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39. Classification of Circular Mass of Breast Cancer Using Artificial Neural Network vs. Discriminant Analysis in Medical Image Processing
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Karzan Faidhi Hamad, Bulent Celik, and Rizgar Maghded Ahmed
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artificial neural network linear discriminant analysis medical imaging (mammogram image) roi ,image processing ,Probabilities. Mathematical statistics ,QA273-280 - Abstract
In recent years, there has been a notable increase in interest regarding intelligent classification techniques rooted in Machine Learning within the domain of medical science. Specifically, machine learning, a pivotal area of artificial intelligence, has been extensively utilized to aid medical professionals in predicting and diagnosing various diseases. This study applies two distinct machine learning algorithms to address a medical diagnosis concern related to circular masses in breast cancer. The dataset encompasses 150 cases of breast cancer patients. The primary objective is to assess and compare the effectiveness of artificial neural networks (ANNs) and linear discriminant analysis (LDA) classifiers based on key criteria: accuracy, sensitivity, specificity, and the kappa coefficient in predicting circular masses within breast cancer. Results indicate that the performance of the ANN classifier surpasses that of the LDA model, achieving an accuracy of 97.7%, sensitivity of 95%, specificity of 100%, and a kappa coefficient of 95.31%. Additionally, the final fitted models unveil the pivotal factors significantly influencing circular masses in breast cancer, highlighting Solidity and Entropy as the most critical variables.
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40. APPLICATION OF DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD FOR ROASTED COFFEE BEAN QUALITY IDENTIFICATION: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW
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Santoso, I, Yuanita, E.A., and Karomah, R.S.
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Food research ,Image processing -- Computer programs ,Roasting (Cookery) -- Methods ,Machine learning -- Models ,Coffee industry -- Technology application ,Image processing software ,Technology application ,Agricultural industry ,Food/cooking/nutrition ,Health - Abstract
In coffee processing, there are several important stages, one of which is roasting. The roasting process is an important determinant of coffee quality. Determination of coffee quality can be done using digital image processing methods to produce parameters and quality classifications precisely, make images of better quality so that photos and moving images can be easily understood. This analysis uses a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) for the identification, evaluation, and interpretation of all available research results on the topics discussed. The purpose of this study was to identify and analyze the main quality parameters and the best digital image processing methods used in classifying the quality of roasted coffee beans. From the results of the analysis of 31 journals, it is known that the parameters for evaluating the quality of roasted coffee are color parameters, texture parameters, and shape parameters. The color parameters consist of Red Green Blue (RGB), Grayscale, Hue Saturation Intensity (HSI), and L*a*b* features. The texture parameters consist of energy, entropy, homogeneity, and contrast. As for the feature shape parameters, they are area, circumference, diameter, and percentage of roundness. Results of the analysis show that the main parameter that plays an important role in assessing the quality of roasting coffee is the color parameter. This can be seen from the function of the color parameter in quality identification based on the image of the roasted coffee beans. The quality parameters used are image capture, image resolution, training data, testing data, iterations, and accuracy values. In addition, the resulting image processing methods used for quality classification include Backpropagation (BP), Learning Vector Quantization (LVQ), and K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN). Based on results of the analysis, the best method for classifying the quality of roasting results is Backpropagation, and it is known that the accuracy value of this method has a high range of values. Key words: Backpropagation, K-Nearest Neighbour, Learning Vector Quantization, Coffee Bean Roasting, Image Processing, INTRODUCTION Coffee is one of the most abundant plantation products in Indonesia. Indonesia has 26 types of coffee that have been certified as Geographical Indications and the total production reaches [...]
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41. Local strain heterogeneity and damage mechanisms in zirconia particle-reinforced TRIP steel MMCs: in situ tensile testing with digital image processing
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Qayyum, Faisal, Chiu, ChenChun, Tseng, ShaoChen, Rustamov, Umid, Berndorf, Susanne, Shen, Fuhui, Guk, Sergey, Chao, ChingKong, and Prahl, Ulrich
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42. Optimizing image processing for modern wide field surveys: enhanced data management based on the LSST science pipelines.
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Hong, Yuanyu, Yang, Chao, Zhang, Miaomiao, Chen, Yanpeng, Liu, Binyang, Luo, Wentao, and Yao, Ji
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DATABASE management , *IMAGE processing , *FIELD research , *BATCH processing , *ELECTRONIC data processing , *DIGITAL image processing , *MIDDLEWARE , *PIPELINES - Abstract
Introduction: In recent decades, numerous large survey projects have been initiated to enhance our understanding of the cosmos. Among these, the Vera C. Rubin Observatory's Legacy Survey of Space and Time (LSST) stands out as a flagship project of the Stage IV cosmology imaging surveys, offering an open-source framework for data management and processing adaptable to various instruments. Methods: In this paper, we introduce the 'obs_mccd' software package, designed to serve as a bridge linking raw data from generic mosaic-CCD instruments to the LSST data management framework. The package also facilitates the deployment of tailored configurations to the pipeline middleware. To validate our data processing pipeline, we processed a batch of realistic data from a commissioning wide-field telescope. Results: We established a prototype of the quality control (QC) system capable of assessing image quality parameters such as PSF size, ellipticity, and astrometric calibration. Our findings indicate that using a fifth-order polynomial for astrometric calibration effectively characterizes geometric distortion, achieving a median average geometric distortion residual of 0.011 pixel. Discussion: When comparing the performance of our pipeline to our inhouse pipeline applied to the same dataset, we observed that our new 'obs_mccd' pipeline offers improved precision, reducing the median average geometric distortion residual from 0.016 pixel to 0.011 pixel. This enhancement in performance underscores the benefits of the obs_mccd package in managing and processing data from wide-field surveys, and it opens up new avenues for scientific exploration with smaller, flexible survey systems complementing the LSST. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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43. Non‐destructive thickness measurement of optically scattering polymer films using image processing
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Noah M. McAllister, Robert A. Green‐Warren, Maxim Arkhipov, Jae‐Hwang Lee, Assimina A. Pelegri, and Jonathan P. Singer
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image processing ,non‐destructive measurement ,polymer films ,porous films ,Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) ,TA1-2040 ,Electronic computers. Computer science ,QA75.5-76.95 - Abstract
Abstract We establish a sample‐ and data‐processing pipeline that allows for high‐throughput optical microscope measurement of porous films, provided they are sufficiently optically scattering. Here, self‐limiting electrospray deposition (SLED) is used to manufacture scattering films of different morphologies. This technique compensates for the scattering of the films through background subtraction of the reflection image with the transmission image. This process is implemented through a combination of an ImageJ and MATLAB data pipeline; the Canny edge‐detector is used as the image‐processing algorithm to identify the boundaries of the film. This process is verified against manually measured images; a comparative study between cross‐sectional scanning electron microscopy (where scattering effects are diminished) and optical microscopy also verifies that our optical microscopy technique can be used to consistently, non‐destructively measure film thickness regardless of film morphology. In addition, this technique can be used in combination with dense film measurements to measure film porosity.
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44. Hybrid image processing model: a base for smart emergency applications
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Gunish, Gunish, Madhusudhanan, Sheema, and Jose, Arun Cyril
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45. Energy efficiency assessment in advanced driver assistance systems with real-time image processing on custom Xilinx DPUs
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Tatar, Güner and Bayar, Salih
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46. Generation of no-equilibrium multi-fold chaotic attractor for image processing and security.
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Wang, Ning, Cui, Mengkai, Yu, Xihong, Shan, Yufan, and Xu, Quan
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IMAGE processing , *IMAGE encryption , *MICROCONTROLLERS , *COMPLEX numbers - Abstract
Generation of hidden attractor with complicated phase portrait in chaotic system with no equilibrium has presented a new research focus in the past decade. However, the existing approaches usually follow the rule that you reap what you sow, i.e., taking an no-equilibrium chaotic system as the seed. In this paper, a novel approach to the generation of no-equilibrium multi-fold hidden attractors is presented. The offset boosting and the operation of complex number are applied to several cases, including the seed chaotic systems with no equilibrium, with single unstable node, or with single stable node-focus. In specific, the offset boosting shifts the single non-zero equilibrium to the origin, then the operation of complex number rules out the equilibrium in the folded system and generates multi-fold trajectories. The highlight is that the proposed approach is not limited to the no-equilibrium seed system, but also applicable for different types of single-equilibrium seed systems, even the seed system with a single line of equilibrium. The detailed numerical simulations and experiments confirmed the feasibility of the proposed approach. Finally, an image encryption algorithm and its practical microcontroller-based implementation are presented to support the potential application. • Systematic approach for folding trajectory of chaotic system. • New multi-fold chaotic hidden attractors with no equilibrium. • New chaos-based encryption algorithm for image security. • Dynamic memory scheme for microcontroller implementation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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47. Research on detection method of photovoltaic cell surface dirt based on image processing technology.
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Hu, Xiang, Du, Zhong, and Wang, Fuwang
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PHOTOVOLTAIC cells , *IMAGE processing , *MATHEMATICAL morphology , *DRONE aircraft , *IMAGE intensifiers - Abstract
In view of the reduced power generation efficiency caused by ash or dirt on the surface of photovoltaic panels, and the problems of heavy workload and low efficiency faced by manual detection, this study proposes a method to detect dust or dust on the surface of photovoltaic cells with the help of image processing technology to timely eliminate hidden dangers and improve power generation efficiency.This paper introduces image processing methods based on mathematical morphology, such as image enhancement, image sharpening, image filtering and image closing operation, which makes the image better highlight the target to be recognized. At the same time, it also solves the problem of uneven image binarization caused by uneven illumination in the process of image acquisition. By using the image histogram equalization, the gray level concentration area of the original image is opened or the gray level is evenly distributed, so that the dynamic range of the pixel gray level is increased, so that the image contrast or contrast is increased, the image details are clear, to achieve the purpose of enhancement. When identifying the target area, the method of calculating the proportion of the dirt area to the whole image area is adopted, and the ratio exceeding a certain threshold is judged as a fault. In addition, the improved A* path planning algorithm is adopted in this study, which greatly improves the efficiency of the unmanned aerial vehicle detection of photovoltaic cell dirt, saves time and resources, reduces operation and maintenance costs, and improves the operation and maintenance level of photovoltaic units. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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48. Phase-Resolved Partial Discharge (PRPD) Pattern Recognition Using Image Processing Template Matching.
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Abubakar, Aliyu and Zachariades, Christos
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PARTIAL discharges , *IMAGE processing , *MACHINE learning , *IMAGE recognition (Computer vision) , *COSINE function , *DEEP learning , *DIGITAL image processing - Abstract
This paper proposes a new method for recognizing, extracting, and processing Phase-Resolved Partial Discharge (PRPD) patterns from two-dimensional plots to identify specific defect types affecting electrical equipment without human intervention while retaining the principals that make PRPD analysis an effective diagnostic technique. The proposed method does not rely on training complex deep learning algorithms which demand substantial computational resources and extensive datasets that can pose significant hurdles for the application of on-line partial discharge monitoring. Instead, the developed Cosine Cluster Net (CCNet) model, which is an image processing pipeline, can extract and process patterns from any two-dimensional PRPD plot before employing the cosine similarity function to measure the likeness of the patterns to predefined templates of known defect types. The PRPD pattern recognition capabilities of the model were tested using several manually classified PRPD images available in the existing literature. The model consistently produced similarity scores that identified the same defect type as the one from the manual classification. The successful defect type reporting from the initial trials of the CCNet model together with the speed of the identification, which typically does not exceed four seconds, indicates potential for real-time applications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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49. An Image Processing-Based Approach for Reading Needle-Type Instruments on Aircraft.
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Gümüş, Fatma and Eyüpoğlu, Can
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IMAGE processing , *SIGNAL denoising , *DASHBOARDS (Management information systems) , *AIRPLANE cockpits , *LEAST squares - Abstract
For guaranteeing the safe and effective functioning of aircraft, image processing techniques can be a valuable tool to detect and evaluate aircraft panel values. In the pursuit of this objective, a dataset covering multiple aircraft models, various sessions, and different lighting conditions was compiled. Four tasks were examined through comparative analysis: object detection, display classification, needle masking, and needle angle detection. YOLOv8 demonstrated high performance in object detection and classification. In the classification task, the adaptability of needle-type device reading was examined by using the well-established models VGG16, Mobilenet V2, and Xception. Denoising autoencoder, U-net, and GrabCut methods were examined for needle masking, and the least squares method was applied to detect needle angle. As we move from the proof-of-concept phase to envisioning the development of an end-to-end system, this work provides significant analysis of image processing methodologies for reading aircraft dashboards. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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50. A 3D scanning based image processing technique for measuring the sequence of intersecting lines
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Asicioglu, Faruk, Gelir, Ali, Yilmaz, Aysegul Sen, De Kinder, Jan, Kadi, Omer F., Ozdemir, Onur B., Pekacar, Ilgim, Sasun, Ugur, Ciftci, Saltuk B., and Dayioglu, Nurten
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