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PIAGENG 2009: Image Processing and Photonics for Agricultural Engineering
The soil moisture is a sensitive index which is important in the research of weather, hydrograph, zoology, etc. And its
importance embodied much more in the research of distribution of the vegetation and instructing the farming and herd.
This paper use the MODIS data to retrieval the Inner Mongolia region's land surface temperature and vegetation index,
establishing the temperature vegetation dryness index (TVDI) model by searching and regression the characteristics
sequence of the data space, and then calculated the soil moisture of Inner Mongolia region. According to the validation
between the retrieval and real survey data confirmed the scientific rationality and feasibility of the model using in the
region. Considering the different characteristics of the climate and geographical distribution in the Inner Mongolia
region, to make the research more objective and targeted, then divided the region into four sub-districts and retrieval the
soil moisture independently. Finally, obtained the soil moisture ration information based on the different characteristics
of the sub-districts, and the research provided some scientific basis and efforts for the agricultural and herd work in the
Inner Mongolia region.
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Recently, with development of computer technology, the application field of near-infrared image processing becomes
much wider. In this paper the technical characteristic and development of modern NIR imaging and NIR spectroscopy
analysis were introduced. It is concluded application and studying of the NIR imaging processing technique in the
agricultural engineering in recent years, base on the application principle and developing characteristic of near-infrared
image. The NIR imaging would be very useful in the nondestructive external and internal quality inspecting of
agricultural products. It is important to detect stored-grain insects by the application of near-infrared spectroscopy.
Computer vision detection base on the NIR imaging would be help to manage food logistics. Application of NIR
imaging promoted quality management of agricultural products. In the further application research fields of NIR image
in the agricultural engineering, Some advices and prospect were put forward.
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In order to detect the rice kernels from color rice images precisely, it is necessary to remove noises from the original
images very well by effective denoising methods. This paper proposes a new algorithm of wirelike noise removal
according to its characteristics in rice kernel images based on the color space transform and mathematic morphology. The
color space transform is conducted and then a simple structure element is employed as a filter to remove wirelike noise.
In this way, the computation complexity in noise removal is reduced a lot while keeping detailed textural information
well and improving the quality of images. Experiment results demonstrate the effectiveness of the algorithm.
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Automatic food classification with digital images has played an important role in modern agricultural and food
engineering. For this purpose, a kind of recognition algorithm for food is presented based on their shape and texture
information in this paper.. By using a combination of shape and texture feature, improved mean-shift procedure is a
state-of-the-art learning algorithm for multi-classification of food. The proposed method has four steps: (1) computation
of a high contrast monochrome image from an optimal linear combination of RGB components of the food colour
image;(2)a morphological shape detection operation is applied to detect the actual food shape from the high contrast
monochrome image,some structural elements that have special forms are utilized to eliminate noise and improve
detection precision; (3)a food texture is modeled by co-occurrence matrix;(4)a feature combination method is specified
by food shape and texture information synthetically, then an improved mean-shift algorithm is proposed to achieve
automatic food classification and recognition. The algorithm was implemented in Matlab and tested with 180 images
(512×512) taken for various food with big differences. The algorithm can be applied to recognize food categories at the
speed of 1.13s per image with the approval recognition rate of 97.6%. The result shows that our algorithm fully satisfies
the requests of real application.
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Synthetic aperture radar (SAR) images are inherently affected by multiplicative speckle noise, which is due to the
coherent nature of scattering phenomena. This paper presents a despeckling method for SAR images based on adaptive
bandelet transform. Bayesian maximum a posteriori (MAP) estimation is applied to adaptive bandelet transform
coefficients to achieve more satisfying results. The performances of adaptive bandelet transform and wavelet
thresholding for despeckling SAR images are compared through an experiment. Experiment results clearly demonstrated
the capability of the proposed scheme in SAR image speckle reduction especially for SAR images possessing detailed
textures.
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Road information in RS images has high application value in many fields. Much attention has been paid to road
extraction in RS images in recent years, and a lot of algorithms have been developed. But most of algorithms are limited
to certain type of RS images, or feature low rate of recognition, and so on. So far users still can't find a satisfactory
method. In order to meet the demands on data acquisition of GIS application, we developed a new extraction algorithm
on road border. In this method, all roads are classified into two categories: roads with complete information and roads
with incomplete information. At beginning, binary image is achieved through simple pretreatment on the whole RS
image. With the initial seed point given artificially, then the whole road borders will be searched out rapidly making use
of the five-neighborhoods searching algorithm. Roads that can't be searched successfully in above steps are named as
roads with incomplete information. To these roads we add certain extra processes and extract borders again.
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To calibrate in vision-guide motion control system, the author provides the whole processes for this. Calibrating the
vision system to a real-world unit, first of all is to Correct for Common Forms of Distortion, then to Correlate Image Units
to Motion Control Units, finally to determine how large the offset angle is between the two coordinate systems. It gives
every step in details, which exceeds traditional method to calibrate the vison.
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The remote sensing can help monitoring the nature scene, so it is very useful for agriculture engineering. This paper
presents a method to simulate the SAR image of nature scene by the ray tracing and statistical method. The scene is
composed of the tree and grass which would be modeled by this two method. The result shows that this method can
simulate the SAR image effectively.
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The detection method of pests in stored grain is always investigated. The method based on image recognition is often
discussed. With development of computer technology, information processing, pattern recognition, intelligence detection,
detection method based on image recognition develops fast and becomes main direction of grain pests intelligence
detection. This paper puts forward an edge detection algorithm based on grey relation analysis.The importance of
image's edge detection based on grey relation analysis in pests image processing is introduced. At first the reference
series and compare series are defined. Then the relevant coefficients between the reference series and compare series are
calculated to every pixel. Finally, the edge detection is processed and its application in image's of pests in stored grain is
discussed. The examples show that the method can detect the image's edge of pests in stored grain better.
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Orchard is an important agricultural industry and typical land use type in Shandong peninsula of China. This article
focused on the automatic information extraction of orchard using SPOT-5 image. After analyzing every object's spectrum,
we proposed a CART model based on sub-region and hierarchy theory by exploring spectrum, texture and topography
attributes. The whole area was divided into coastal plain region and hill region based on SRTM data and extracted
respectively. The accuracy reached to 86.40%, which was much higher than supervised classification method.
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Homogeneity has same or similar shape is so common in the abstract and in nature, and shape similarity is a very
important factor for classification and object recognition. Traditionally, a multidimensional vector is treated as a point of
the feature space, we calculate the distance between the points to measure the similarity, the smaller the distance, the
greater the similarity. The popular similarity measures maybe the Manhattan and Euclidean distances. In this paper, we
showed the Minkowski metric computed by the absolute difference of vectors, and ignored the characteristic of the
differences. According our previous works, we used objects but not points to respect the vector in the feature space, then
the shape similarity can be respected by the character of the differences between vectors. Based on this point, a quasimetric
distance was used for similarity estimation. Experiment results on two benchmark datasets from the UCI
repository showed this kind of distance can achieve higher accuracy than the classical Manhattan and Euclidean
distances in similarity estimation.
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The detection of faint, small and hidden targets in synthetic aperture radar (SAR) image is still
an issue for automatic target recognition (ATR) system. How to effectively separate these targets from the
complex background is the aim of this paper. Independent component analysis (ICA) theory can enhance
SAR image targets and improve signal clutter ratio (SCR), which benefits to detect and recognize faint
targets. Therefore, this paper proposes a new SAR image target detection algorithm based on ICA. In
experimental process, the fast ICA (FICA) algorithm is utilized. Finally, some real SAR image data is used to
test the method. The experimental results verify that the algorithm is feasible, and it can improve the SCR of
SAR image and increase the detection rate for the faint small targets.
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In this paper, multispectral imaging technique for plant diseases diagnosis is presented. Firstly, multispectral imaging
system is designed. This system utilizes 15 narrow-band filters, a panchromatic band, a monochrome CCD camera, and
standard illumination observing environment. The spectral reflectance and color of 8 Macbeth color patches are
reproduced between 400nm and 700nm in the process. In addition, spectral reflectance angle and color difference is
obtained through measurements and analysis of color patches using spectrometer and multispectral imaging system. The
result shows that 16 narrow-bands multispectral imaging system realizes good accuracy in spectral reflectance and color
reproduction. Secondly, a horticultural plant, cucumber' familiar disease are the researching objects. 210 multispectral
samples are obtained by multispectral and are classified by BP artificial neural network. The classification accuracies of
Sphaerotheca fuliginea, Corynespora cassiicola, Pseudoperonospora cubensis are 100%. Trichothecium roseum and
Cladosporium cucumerinum are 96.67% and 90.00%. It is confirmed that the multispectral imaging system realizes good
accuracy in the cucumber diseases diagnosis.
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Information extraction and target recognition are key technologies for high-resolution remote sensing, as well as the
foundation of carrying out high resolution remote sensing application. Buildings are the most important ground objects
of urban areas. Therefore, the thematic information extraction of buildings from high resolution remote sensing data is of
great significance in many fields. The extraction results have been widely used in urban planning, geographical data
updates, population and socio-economic census, environmental monitoring and other fields. This paper proposes an
algorithm based on morphological characteristics of connected components to segment image and extract buildings from
high-resolution image, and successfully extracted the buildings information. First of all, select the 0.6 m pan sharpened
band integrated with 3 multispectral bands QUICKBIRD image which imaged in May 2004 as experimental data, and
preprocess with geometric correction and integration. Then, process images with closing and opening morphology filter
in different scales and build mask to remove the background interference. Finally, use the method of gray-scale threshold,
edge detection to segment and select different features to extract buildings respectively. The results proved that the
object-oriented building extraction method based on morphology characteristics is superior to the general per-pixel or
per-field extraction method. On the one hand, this method improves the extraction accuracy, on the other hand ,improves
the contours of buildings.
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In the medical domain, digital images are produced in ever-increasing quantities, which offer great opportunities for
diagnostics, therapy and training. So how to manage these data and utilize them effectively and efficiently possess
significant technical challenges. Thus, the technique of Content-based Medical Image Retrieval (CBMIR) emerges as the
times require. However, current CBMIR is not sufficient to capture the semantic content of images. Accordingly, in this
paper, an innovative approach for medical image knowledge representation and retrieval is proposed by focusing on the
mapping modeling between visual feature and semantic concept. Firstly, the low-level fusion visual features are
extracted based on statistical features. Secondly, a set of disjoint semantic tokens with appearance in medical images is
selected to define a Visual and Medical Vocabulary. Thirdly, to narrow down the semantic gap and increase the retrieval
efficiency, we investigate support vector machine (SVM) to associate low-level visual image features with their highlevel
semantic. Experiments are conducted with a medical image DB consisting of 300 diverse medical images obtained
from the Hei Longjiang Province Hospital. And the comparison of the retrieval results shows that the approach proposed
in this paper is effective.
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Agriculture Image denoising is one of important and fundamental technology in agriculture image processing. The
adaptive wavelet shrinkage image denoising algorithm can determine an optimal threshold and neighbouring window
size for every sub bands by the Stein's unbiased risk estimate (SURE). The P_M diffusivity completes denoising
according to the direction and amplitude of gradient while as far as possible to keep the characteristic of image. A new
algorithm based on P_M diffusion model and adaptive wavelet shrinkage is given through the different characteristic
between those two different algorithms. This algorithm applies nonlinear diffusion to low frequency part of image
decomposed by wavelet, and shrinks the wavelet coefficient by the adaptive wavelet shrinkage. Experimental results
show that the new hybrid algorithm can significantly improve the denoising performances in Chinese apple image
denoising.
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Spatial outliers are the spatial objects with distinct features from their surrounding neighbors. Detection
of spatial outliers helps reveal valuable information from large spatial data sets. In many real
applications, spatial objects can not be simply abstracted as isolated points. They have different
boundary, size, volume, and location. These spatial properties affect the impact of a spatial object on its
neighbors and should be taken into consideration. In this paper, we propose two spatial outlier
detection methods which integrate the impact of spatial properties to the outlierness measurement.
Experimental results on a real data set demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed algorithms.
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For more spacious place where the human bodies are sparse and scattered, it is feasible and convenient to use algorithm
of frames subtraction or background elimination which can extract the human bodies. But for the places where the
human bodies are intensive such as on the buses, it is difficult to segment the bodies using this algorithm. Since the
heads are more scattered than the bodies, an algorithm based on several regional growths and feature extraction is
studied to detect the heads in this paper. If the clothes gray is similar to the head gray, morphologic operation is used to
extract the head again. Also this paper shows the flow of the algorithm in detail. Many images taken by the bus camera
were used for the experiment. The result shows that the bus passengers could be detected exactly which verified the
effectiveness of the algorithm.
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This article introduced a kind of orchard real-time plant disease image observation system that is composed of image
gathering, data compression and wireless transmission module. According to image data of control center which gathered
image information by SAA7111A, compressed data by IME6400, and transmitted to control center by TRF6903, the
orchard manager proposes the reasonable solution about the orchard plant disease question. This system is suitable for
the prevention of orchard plant disease, which characteristic is simple practical method, inexpensive cost, remote
transmission, reliable data and stable system.
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The paper propose a novel seal extract method through template matching based on the characteristics of the
external contour of the seal image in Chinese Painting and Calligraphy. By analyzing the characteristics of the seal edge,
we obtain the priori knowledge of the seal edge, and set up the outline template of the seals, then design a template
matching method by computing the distance difference between the outline template and the seal image edge which can
extract seal image from Chinese Painting and Calligraphy effectively. This method is proved to have higher extraction
rate by experiment results than the traditional image extract methods.
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Face recognition is an important technique which can be used in many applications. In recent years, face recognition has
attracted large amount of research interest. Many recognition methods have been proposed, however, most of them are
not able to make use of local salient features to effectively capture the face information. Recently, SIFT has been
proposed for object matching in image retrieval area, and it proves to be a powerful matching tool. In this paper, we
applied and studied SIFT method on face recognition, and compared it with the well known face recognition methods in
literature, i.e., PCA and 2DPCA. Rigorous tests were carried out on 3 major face databases. Our results show SIFT has
significant advantages over both PCA and 2DPCA in terms of recognition rate and number of training samples. This
paper also points out some shortcomings of classic experiment method to recognize faces and improve them.
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A derivative of Fisher's Linear Discriminant Analysis (FLDA), named Fisherapples for the recognition of apple lesions
which is not sensitive to large variations in illumination is proposed in this paper. We make use of the linear projection
that is orthogonal to the within-class scatter of the apple images from a high-dimensional image space to a considerably
low-dimensional image space. It separates the data-cases well, projecting away variations in lighting. Our approach
maximizes the ratio of between-class scatter to that of within-class scatter of apple lesions, i.e., we can get maximal
between-class distances and minimal within-class distances after projection. This implies that the gap between the classes
becomes bigger and ensures optimal separability in the new space. Besides, we take advantage of Principal Component
Analysis (PCA) to project the set of apple images to a lower dimensional space in order to overcome the complication of
the singular within-class scatter matrix. After that, the resulting within-class scatter becomes nonsingular and
subsequently we can use standard FLDA to reduce the dimension further. Consequently, it is effortless for the computer
to calculate the result. Experimental results demonstrate that Fisherapples performs better in apple lesion recognition
than PCA.
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Butterfly image retrieval is very important in the insect recognition research area but the existing butterfly retrieval
technology presents poor performance. SIFT (Scale Invariant Feature Transform) features are reliable because they are
insensitive to image scale, rotation, affine, distortion and change in illumination. The local and multiscale natures of the
SIFT feature make it create better performance than other existing approaches do. In this paper, a new butterfly image
retrieval algorithm based on SIFT feature is presented. The butterfly images in this research are transformed into a set of
SIFT feature descriptors, and then the similarity of feature points is described by using Euclidean distance. Experimental
results demonstrate that the method based on SIFT feature provides a new effective way for butterfly image retrieval.
This proposed algorithm is invariant to the changes of butterfly image scale, rotation, and transformation. It is also robust
to distortion and occlusion. Compared with the method of using gray histogram, the performance of butterfly image
retrieval based on SIFT feature is improved significantly.
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In this paper, a novel apple Physalospora recognition approach based on the Gabor feature-based principal component
analysis (GBPCA) is proposed. In this method, the principal component analysis (PCA) is a powerful technique for
finding patterns in data of high dimensionality and can reduce the high dimensionality of the data space to the low
dimensionality of feature space effectively. Gabor filter is an effective tool because of its accurate time-frequency
localization and robustness against variations caused by illumination and rotation. Three main steps are taken in the
proposed GBPCA: Firstly, Gabor features of different scales and orientations are extracted by convoluting the Gabor
filter bank and the original gray images. Then eigenvectors in the direction of the largest variance of the training vectors
is computed by PCA. An eigenspace is composed of these eigenvectors. Thirdly, we project the testing images into the
constructed eigenspace and the Euclidean distance and nearest neighbor classifier are adopted for classification.
Therefore, the proposed method is not only insensitive to illumination and rotation, but also efficient in feature matching.
Experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed GBPCA.
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In the agricultural research area, the study about butterflies is very important. However, there is hardly any content-based
butterfly image retrieval system. The text-based image retrieval system is not objective enough, and could not provide
the characteristics of image content. Conventionally, the RGB color histogram-based image retrieval can't provide
spatial features of images, and is easily affected by the pixel distribution, which is unable to represent the comprehensive
characteristics of images. In this paper, we proposed a new butterfly image retrieval algorithm based on keyblock
distribution. The keyblock-based image retrieval algorithm is a generalization of the technology in computer image
retrieval area which is very advanced and useful. Our proposed butterfly image keyblock distribution extraction contains
three procedures: first, a codebook with specific length is estimated by employing the vector quantization technique;
second, the original butterfly image is divided into non-overlapping blocks; third, each block of butterfly image is
encoded with the index number of codebook. From the keyblocks, we can extract both the color distribution information
and the local spatial information of butterfly image. In the performance evaluation, experimental results show that in our
retrieval system, average recall (AR) and average normalized modified retrieval rank (ANMRR) achieved 0.74 and
0.3291, respectively.
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This article proposes an evolutionary algorithm based segmentation algorithm for automatically grouping the pixels of an image into different homogeneous regions. In contrast to most of the existing evolutionary image segmentation techniques, we have incorporated spatial information into the membership function for clustering. The spatial function is the summation of the membership function in the neighborhood of each pixel under consideration. The two very important advantages of the new method are: 1) It does not require a priori knowledge of the number of partitions in the image and 2) It yields regions, more homogeneous than the existing methods even in presence of noise.
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Remote sensing produces large volumes of data. In this paper, we provide a MDR (multi-directions-relation) algorithm
for edge detection. Many methods reduce the noise before further detection. It might lose some useful information. We
consider the method to detect the edge and reduce the noise synchronously, in order to keep more information in the
image for detection. Afterwards, we discuss on the setting of the parameters carefully. One of the parameters implies the
number of the edge points in one line. If you have some information about the edges beforehand, it will improve the
accuracy through fixing it, otherwise, the algorithm adjust the value automatically. The experiments show that the
algorithm is faithful to the source and is good at dealing the detail of images. That means this CP-based data mining
method can reduce image data greatly.
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The principle of singular value decomposition is introduced. Then the procedures of restoration, compression for pest image
based on SVD are proposed. The experiments demonstrate that the SVD is one effective method in stored-gain pest image
pre-processing.
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Preserved Fruits are one of the famous and traditional Chinese agriculture foods. In this paper, we propose a method that
utilizes color and texture features s for Preserved Fruits image classification. We use color moments and subband's
statistics of wavelet decomposition as color and texture features respectively. A wide range of Preserved Fruits images
are tested to evaluate the performance of the proposed method. The experimental results show that the scheme has
produced promising results.
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To detect pesticide residue on navel orange surface by nondestructive means, five group oranges sprayed water,
fenvalerate, isocarbophos, fenpropathrin, carbendazim pesticides respectively were chosen as experimental samples.
Laser imaging system was built for acquiring images of fruits. Unitary nonlinear regression function was fitted by
analyzing gray histogram curves of images within 12-40 range. The coefficient or eigenvalue of functions was different
about every navel orange. The threshold coefficient was confirmed by data processing, which can establish fruits surface
sprayed pesticide or not. The result showed that laser imaging technique is feasible for detecting pesticide residue on
navel orange surface.
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In the measurement of object's projective area by the method of machine vision, image obtained is often defocused,
because of the variety of object's thickness and the diversity of placement. The error of area measurement is increased
because of the blur of defocused image. According to the principle of the edge width proportion to the defocusing
amount, this paper proposes a method based on image processing algorithm to correct the error. First, the target edge
image is yielded by edge detection; then, the revised target image is obtained through the logical operation of defocused
image and edge image; finally, the correct area is calculated from the revised image. Experimental results show that this
method can greatly improve the measurement precision, and has strong adaptability to different defocusing amount in the
same image.
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This paper presented X-ray of correction of testing image model based on digital image processing technique. Deformation algorithm and bilinear polynomial interpolation were applied to the distortion correction of testing image then make the corrected image smooth with combining median filter method. The experimental results have shown that this algorithm is simple, effective and able to show testing image clearly and accurately, laid a foundation for defect detection and identification following up.
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A novel vision-based road detection method was proposed in this paper to realize visual guiding navigation for ground
mobile vehicles (GMV). The original image captured by single camera was first segmented into the road region and nonroad
region by using an adaptive threshold segmentation algorithm named OTSU. Subsequently, the Canny edges
extracted in grey images would be filtered in the road region so that the road boundary could be recognized accurately
among those disturbances caused by other edges existed in the image. In order to improve the performance of road
detection, the dynamics of GMV and the Hidden Markov Model (HMM) was taken into account to associate the possible
road boundary at different time step. The method proposed in this paper was robust against strong shadows, surface
dilapidation and illumination variations. It has been tested on real GMV and performed well in real road environments.
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Aiming at the change of battery location, environment light or camera location in Li/MnO2 automatic inspection process,
a novel WT-FEBFNN (Wavelet Transform Fuzzy Ellipsoidal Basis Function Neural Network) approach to battery defect
inspection is proposed. Firstly, WT is applied on original battery image, and low-frequency signal and de-noised signal is
obtained, respectively, by setting different thresholds on different scale WT decomposition. Secondly, signal only
containing defect (nick) is obtained by subtracting low-frequency signal from de-noised signal. Finally, model of
FEBFNN is established and defect recognition is accomplished on 1000 battery images. Experiments have shown the
proposed algorithm had a better robustness to the change of battery location, or environment light or camera location
than multilayer perception(MLP), and shown that the reason for the high recognition accuracy in battery defect
inspection is due to the information contents of the features as well as to proper classifier.
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It is a challenging problem to overcome shift and rotation and nonlinearity in fingerprint images. By analyzing the
shortcoming of fingerprint recognition algorithm on shift or rotation images at present, manifold learning algorithm is
introduced. A fingerprint recognition algorithm has been proposed based on locally linear embedding of variable
neighbourhood k (VK-LLE). Firstly, approximate geodesic distance between any two points is computed by ISOMAP (
isometric feature mapping) and then the neighborhood is determined for each point by the relationship between its local
estimated geodesic distance matrix and local Euclidean distance matrix. Secondly, the dimension of fingerprint image is
reduced by nonlinear dimension-reduction method. And the best projected features of original fingerprint data of large
dimension are acquired. By analyzing the changes of recognition accuracy with the neighborhood and embedding
dimension, the neighborhood and embedding dimension is determined at last. Finally, fingerprint recognition is
accomplished by Euclidean distance Classifier. The experimental results based on standard fingerprint datasets have
verified the proposed algorithm had a better robustness to those fingerprint images of shift or rotation or nonlinearity
than the algorithm using LLE, thus this method has some values in practice.
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The article researches the color difference classification of the fabric. At first, we detect the color difference of fabric,
and select the L*a*b* color space by analyzing the character of different color space. In L*a*b* color space, the color
difference are convert into geometric distance, with which we can calculate the value of color difference by CIEDE2000
color difference formula. the color difference classification is more complex, for neural network has the feature of
adaptive learning and approaching arbitrary nonlinear function, we propose that neural network can be used on color
difference classification, however, according to the disadvantages of tradition neural network which are slowly training
and apt to trap into local minimum, highly flexible neural network was adopted. At last, we detect and classify the color
difference of fabric samples and analyze the results of the detection and classification.
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In this paper we introduce a color image segmentation system. In this system, we firstly use a fuzzy clustering method in
a color space for color image coarse segmentation, and then merge the clusters use a region merge algorithm which
based on color similarity and spatial adjacency. This method have implemented and tested on some applications. The
results have showed the system research is encouraged.
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Red rot disease is a common disease at the seedling stage of sugarcane. In order to identify red rot disease effectively, a
segmentation algorithm for leaf images of sugarcane red rot disease using scan line filling is proposed. The proposed
algorithm has six stages. During the first stage, the class of green plants is separated from the class of non-green plants
using the color feature of 2G-R-B. At the second stage, connected regions of the class of green plants are labeled. At the
third stage, outer contours are extracted. At the fourth stage, the regions surrounded by outer contours are filled using
scan line filling. At the fifth stage, the images are colorized. At the sixth stage, red rot diseased spots are extracted using
the color feature. The experimental results show that this algorithm can extract red rot diseased spots effectively, and the
accurate rate of image segmentation for red rot diseases is 96%.
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For a better and more effective way to detect lane and filter noise on road, this paper introduces a way on how to
transform perspective when dealing with lane detection. An improved algorithm will change perspective from 3D to 2D
and employ a modified Perspective Transform so that we can get a better affection of lane detection. And then, expected
values are used to analyze key pixels to acquire accurate lane image point instead of using curve fitting commonly used
in lane detection. Both of the creative measures mentioned above will help to acquire precise parameters and lane curves.
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Vector Quantization is one of popular codebook design methods for speech recognition at present. In the process of
codebook design, traditional LBG algorithm owns the advantage of fast convergence, but it is easy to get the local
optimal result and be influenced by initial codebook. According to the understanding that Genetic Algorithm has the
capability of getting the global optimal result, this paper proposes a hybrid clustering method GA-L based on Genetic
Algorithm and LBG algorithm to improve the codebook.. Then using genetic neural networks for speech recognition.
consequently search a global optimization codebook of the training vector space. The experiments show that neural
network identification method based on genetic algorithm can extricate from its local maximum value and the initial
restrictions, it can show superior to the standard genetic algorithm and BP neural network algorithm from various
sources, and the genetic BP neural networks has a higher recognition rate and the unique application advantages than the
general BP neural network in the same GA-VQ codebook, it can achieve a win-win situation in the time and efficiency.
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In agricultural engineering, to ensure rational use of pesticide and improvement of crop production, computer image
recognition technology is currently applied to help farmers to identify the degree of crop diseases. Considering the
importance of feature extraction in this field, in this paper, we first present and discuss several widely used edge
operator, including Sobel, Prewitt, Roberts, Canny and LoG. Furthermore, an experiment is conducted to compare
performance and accuracy of five operators by applying them to a leaf image taken from agricultural crop for edge
detection. The results of experiment show that, in practice, LoG edge operator is relatively a better choice and performs
well for edge detection of agricultural crop leaf image.
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This paper studies how to deal with the security issues of agricultural images in remote transmission. An encryption
algorithm based on the Logistic and the Henon maps is proposed, which uses chaotic iteration to generate the encryption
keys, and then carries out the XOR and cyclic shift operations on the plain text to change the values of image pixels. The
algorithm ensures the security of agricultural images during remote transmission.
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A new method (RPSAM) to solve global optimization problem is proposed and applied in the process
of image registration in agriculture engineering. The random search strategy of simulated annealing is
put into the Powell algorithm, and improved by the advancement of the method of selecting starting
point. Moreover improving PSAM enable itself possess the characteristic of local quadratic
convergence. As the result of experiment turns out, the developed algorithm can prevent optimizing
process from trapping into the domain near local minima. Compared with PSAM, RPSAM is improved
impressively on the precision of result and efficiency of course in order to improve the speed and
quality of image in the course of image registration in agriculture engineering.
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In recent years, the mutual information is regarded as a more efficient similarity metrics in the image registration.
According to the features of mutual information image registration, the Bee Evolution Genetic Algorithm (BEGA) is
chosen for optimizing parameters, which imitates swarm mating. Besides, we try our best adaptively set the initial
parameters to improve the BEGA. The programming result shows the wonderful precision of the algorithm.
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Ridgelet transform as a time-frequency and multiresolution analysis tool is more powerful than wavelet analysis in the
signal and image processing domain, especially in image restoration. Due to the difficulty to appraise the sorts of noise
produced by optical imaging equipments inevitably, this paper use independent component analysis to separate the
independent signals from overlapping signals. Then ridgelet transform were applied to decompose it, and use a new
thresholding de-noising approach to remove noise. At last, we reconstructed the image to obtain a restoration image. By
contrast, the efficiency of our method is better than other traditional filtering approaches.
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The existing Chinese Minorities OCR system is mainly oriented in the "literacy" level, the script recognition has not
attracted the attention it deserves, and the area of recognizing the kinds of Chinese minority scripts is still in a blank.
This paper presents a method of recognizing the kinds of Chinese minority scripts based on wavelet analysis and
Multinomial Naive Bayes. The method of recognizing the kinds of Chinese minority scripts based on wavelet analysis
and Multinomial Naive Bayes is presented which adopts wavelet decomposition that obtains feature descriptor of
wavelet energy and wavelet energy distribution proportion. Combined with the texture feature of Chinese minority
scripts, radially classification in Multinomial Naive Bayes. Among Chinese, English and Chinese minority scripts such
as Tibetan, Tai Lue, Naxi Pictographs, Uighur, Tai Le, Yi, the experimental results show the recognition rate is up to
90%.
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Most physiological and environmental changes are capable of inducing variations in animal behavior. The behavioral
parameters have the possibility to be measured continuously in-situ by a non-invasive and non-contact approach, and
have the potential to be used in the actual productions to predict stress conditions. Most vertebrates tend to live in
groups, herds, flocks, shoals, bands, packs of conspecific individuals. Under culture conditions, the livestock or fish are
in groups and interact on each other, so the aggregate behavior of the group should be studied rather than that of
individuals. This paper presents a method to calculate the movement speed of a group of animal in a enclosure or a tank
denoted by body length speed that correspond to group activity using computer vision technique. Frame sequences
captured at special time interval were subtracted in pairs after image segmentation and identification. By labeling
components caused by object movement in difference frame, the projected area caused by the movement of every object
in the capture interval was calculated; this projected area was divided by the projected area of every object in the later
frame to get body length moving distance of each object, and further could obtain the relative body length speed. The
average speed of all object can well respond to the activity of the group. The group activity of a tilapia (Oreochromis
niloticus) school to high (2.65 mg/L) levels of unionized ammonia (UIA) concentration were quantified based on these
methods. High UIA level condition elicited a marked increase in school activity at the first hour (P<0.05) exhibiting an
avoidance reaction (trying to flee from high UIA condition), and then decreased gradually.
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The traditional method of detecting Chironomid larvaes and plankton in water mostly is observation by Naked Eye,
which is inefficient and inaccurate. This paper puts forward the Chironomid larvae image recognition method which is
based on the support vector machines and multi-layered wavelet decomposition. Gradation histogram balance
strengthening treatment is carried out for the image, so as to improve the contrast ratio and make for the threshold
division. For each image, a 36 dimension feature vector is computed via two-level discrete Wavelet transform (DWT).
The last step of the proposed approach consists is using support vector machine(SVM) as classifer and Wavelet energy
as features to recognize the images. Extensive classification experiments on our image data validate that it is promising
to employ the proposed texture features to recognize Chironomid larvaes in image.
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