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Montage Error in Ultra-Widefield Imaging of Retinal Hemangioblastomas. [PDF]
Belmouhand M, Kiilgaard JF, Faber C.
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Extended Field of View and Resolution Enhancement in Lensless Digital Holography. [PDF]
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Review on image-stitching techniques
Multimedia Systems, 2020Image stitching, or known as image mosaic, is the process that combines images with overlapped areas to form an image with wide view and high resolution. Image stitching technique has been quickly developed these years. It has become an important branch in digital image processing and has wide applications.
Zhaobin Wang, Wang Zhaobin
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Image stitching of dissimilar images [PDF]
Image stitching is done by combining multiple input images such that the ideal result is a single image that contains contexts from all the inputs as well as seamless transitions between contexts. It is most commonly used in the field of panoramic photography.
Gil Rupert Licu +6 more
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Underwater Image Stitching [PDF]
For years, panoramic image stitching has been an interesting problem for re- searchers. Several advances have been made in stitching images that are ac- quired outside of water, but the problem has been poorly explored for under- water images. Image stitching for underwater images can be used in numerous scientific applications in the fields of marine ...
Hojjati, Saeed
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Neurocomputing, 2016
Image stitching has long been studied in computer vision and has been applied to many fields. However, when the input images contain moving objects and meanwhile are noisy or partially contaminated, it remains a challenge to get a satisfactory clean panorama.
Chuan Li 0004 +4 more
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Image stitching has long been studied in computer vision and has been applied to many fields. However, when the input images contain moving objects and meanwhile are noisy or partially contaminated, it remains a challenge to get a satisfactory clean panorama.
Chuan Li 0004 +4 more
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Curvature Domain Image Stitching
2006 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics, 2006Digital photograph stitching blends multiple images to form a single one with a wide field of view. However, artifacts may arise, often due to photometric inconsistency and geometric misalignment among the images. Several existing techniques tackle this problem by methods such as pixel selection or pixel blending, which involve the matching and ...
Simon T. Y. Suen +2 more
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Stitching line and deformation propagation for seamless image stitching
Proceedings of the 27th Conference on Image and Vision Computing New Zealand, 2012This paper presents an approach to determine the optimal stitching line and propagate deformation in irregular overlap for image stitching. First, determine the optimal stitching line that has the lowest cost of some candidate lines in the irregular region; second, detect and match the features in the neighborhood of the optimal stitching line and ...
Chunxiao Bian +3 more
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Image stitching with dynamic elements
Image and Vision Computing, 2009This paper presents a new combination of techniques to create pleasing and physically consistent image mosaics despite the presence of moving objects in the scene. The technique uses heuristic seam selection in the intensity and gradient-domains to choose which pixels to use from each image and then blends them smoothly to create the final mosaic.
Alec Mills, Gregory Dudek
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As-Projective-As-Possible Image Stitching with Moving DLT [PDF]
The last ten years have witnessed important advances in image stitching algorithms. Such advances have allowed the development of several commercial tools that are based on or incorporate image stitching.
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