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Co-occurrence matrix features for fingerprint verification

2011 IEEE International Conference on Anti-Counterfeiting, Security and Identification, 2011
In this paper, an enhanced image-based fingerprint verification algorithm is presented that improves matching accuracy by overcoming the shortcomings of previous methods due to poor image quality. It reduces multi-spectral noise by enhancing a fingerprint image to accurately and reliably determine a reference point and then extracts a 129 X 129 block ...
Mohammed S. Khalil   +2 more
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Rotation Invariant Co-occurrence Matrix Features

2017
Grey level co-occurrence matrix (GLCM) has been one of the most used texture descriptor. GLCMs continue to be very common and extended in various directions, in order to find the best displacement for co-occurrence extraction and a way to describe this co-occurrence that takes into account variation in orientation.
PUTZU, LORENZO, DI RUBERTO, CECILIA
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Crowd Detection Based on Co-occurrence Matrix

2013
This paper describes a new approach for crowd detection based on the analysis of the gray level dependency matrix (GLDM), a technique already exploited for measuring image texture. New features for characterizing the GLDM have been proposed, and both Adaboost and Bayesian classifiers have been applied to the new feature introduced, and the system has ...
GHIDONI, STEFANO   +2 more
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Generalized co-occurrence matrix for multispectral texture analysis

Proceedings of 13th International Conference on Pattern Recognition, 1996
We present a new co-occurrence matrix based approach for multispectral texture analysis. The spectral and spatial domains of the multispectral textures are processed separately. The color space used in this study is represented by subspaces and it is classified by the averaged learning subspace method (ALSM).
M. Hauta-Kasari   +3 more
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Detecting Ocular Tb With Modified Co-Occurrence Matrix

Tuijin Jishu/Journal of Propulsion Technology, 2023
Image mapping is a method both for identifying and retrieving similar images from a large database of digital images. This system utilizes the low level image features such as color, texture and shape for retrieving similar images. Among the low level image features, color and texture are perceptually important low level features.
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Scene Classification by Feature Co-occurrence Matrix

2015
Classifying scenes (such as mountains, forests) is not an easy task owing to their variability, ambiguity, and the wide range of illumination and scale conditions that may apply. Bag of features (BoF) model have achieved impressive performances in many famous databases (such as the 15 scene dataset).
Haitao Lang   +4 more
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Temporal co-occurrence matrix approaches to motion analysis

SPIE Proceedings, 2004
We propose a novel method for motion analysis in video sequences. It extends the co-occurrence matrix concept for texture analysis to the temporal domain. The approach proved to be versatile in the sense of targeting different motion analysis tasks.
A. Ukovich   +2 more
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A parallel architecture for co-occurrence matrix computation

Proceedings of 36th Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems, 2002
Using the odd-even network topology, a parallel hardware architecture for gray level image co-occurrence matrix computation is designed. The architecture consists of simple, regularly structured processing elements (PE's) operating in parallel. As a result, the proposed design is suitable for VLSI implementation.
S. Khalaf, M. El-Gabali, N. Abdelguerfi
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Image retrieval using improved texton co-occurrence matrix

International Journal of Computational Vision and Robotics, 2011
This paper proposed a new technique for content-based image retrieval (CBIR) using a combination of a` trous wavelet transform (AWT) and Julesz|s texton elements. AWT is used to decomposse the image into different scales and different texton elements are used to detect the spatial co-relation among the transform coefficients in horizontal, vertical ...
Anil Balaji Gonde   +2 more
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Dynamic background subtraction using texton co-occurrence matrix

2014 Annual IEEE India Conference (INDICON), 2014
Moving object detection in the presence of changing illumination and non-stationary background such as swaying of trees, fountains, ripples in water, flag fluttering in the wind, camera jitters, noise, etc., is known to be very difficult and challenging task.
Deepak Kumar Panda, Sukadev Meher
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