Imaging and Vision Systems: Theory, Assessment and Applications

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Nova Science Publishers, 2001 - Computers - 301 pages
Contents: Joint Edge-Preserving and Moire-Suppressing Image Resampling Using the Discrete Gabor Transform; scanned Multiresolution Imaging using Binary Hadamard Masks; The Application of Markov Random Field models to Wavelet-Based Image Denoising; Characteristic Interaction Structures in Gibbs Texture Modelling; Multifractal Multipermuted Multinomial Measure for Texture Characterisation and Segmentation; Performance Characterisation in Computer Vision: The role of Statistics in Testing and Design; Quantative Assessment of Image Filtering: Comparison of Objective Metrics; Progressive Image Coding for Improved Perceptual Quality and Recognition at Low Bit Rates; On the Masking Effects in a Perceptually Based Image Quality Metric; Advanced Computer Vision and Graphics Collaboration Techniques for Images-Based Rendering; Adaptive Dynamic Scene Analysis; Assessment of Image Processing Algorithms as the Keystone of Autonomous Robot Control Architectures; Parameter Optimisation for Visual Obstacle Detection Using a Derandomised Evolution Strategy; Obstacle Tracking in Registered Range and Reflectance Images Sequences using Multivalued Template Matching.

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Scanned Multiresolution Imaging Using Binary
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The Application of Markov Random Field Models
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Characteristic Interaction Structures in Gibbs Texture
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