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Comparative analysis of optical properties in amniotic membrane products. [PDF]
Int OphthalmolLee BJ, Tsao J, Afshari NA.
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Effects of Image Degradation on Deep Neural Network Classification of Scaphoid Fracture Radiographs: Comparison Study of Different Noise Types. [PDF]
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GS-MSDR: Gaussian Splatting with Multi-Scale Deblurring and Resolution Enhancement. [PDF]
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A mixture of experts (MoE) model to improve AI-based computational pathology prediction performance under variable levels of image blur. [PDF]
BMC Med ImagingXiang Y, Liu B, Rantalainen M.
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A Distributional Response Time Analysis of the Perceptual Disfluency Effect. [PDF]
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Explicit Compression Degradation Estimations for Low-Sampling Single-Pixel Imaging using Hadamard Basis. [PDF]
Adv Sci (Weinh)Zhang H, Cao J, Zhou C, Yao H, Hao Q.
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Journal of Visual Communication and Image Representation, 1999
Blurring is not the only way to selectively remove fine spatial detail from an image. An alternative is to scramble pixels locally over areas defined by the desired blur circle. We refer to such scrambled images as "locally disorderly". Such images have many potentially interesting applications.
Koenderink-van Doorn, A.J. +1 more
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Blurring is not the only way to selectively remove fine spatial detail from an image. An alternative is to scramble pixels locally over areas defined by the desired blur circle. We refer to such scrambled images as "locally disorderly". Such images have many potentially interesting applications.
Koenderink-van Doorn, A.J. +1 more
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Cartoon blur: nonphotorealistic motion blur
Proceedings Computer Graphics International 2003, 2004Motion blur is a well-established technique which prevents strobing by making fast moving objects appear blurred. In cel animation however, different methods are used and we present a new technique to emphasise the motion of cartoon objects through the application of geometry. We term the involved nonphotorealistic motion blur as 'cartoon blur'.
Yuya Kawagishi +2 more
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