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Do astigmatid teeth matter: a tribological review of cheliceral chelae in co-occuring mites from UK beehives. [PDF]
Exp Appl AcarolBowman CE.
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Interfacial tension and wettability alteration during hydrogen and carbon dioxide storage in depleted gas reservoirs. [PDF]
Sci RepDehghani MR, Ghazi SF, Kazemzadeh Y.
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A twin convolutional neural network with hybrid binary optimizer for multimodal breast cancer digital image classification. [PDF]
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An effective method to detect seam carving
Journal of Information Security and Applications, 2017Abstract Seam carving, also known as content-aware image resizing, is the most popular image resizing algorithm nowadays. Therefore, detecting seam carving has become an important topic in image forensics. In this paper, an advanced statistical model, consisting of local derivative pattern, Markov transition probabilities, and subtractive pixel ...
Jingyu Ye, Yun-Qing Shi
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Exploring the location of object deleted by seam-carving
Expert Systems With Applications, 2018Abstract Seam-carving is used for adjusting the size of an image as well as removing objects from images. When seam-carving is applied to delete the object in the image, it may lead to the distortion of the information transmitted by the image, misleading the public, and endangering human health.
Ling Du
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2011 1st International Symposium on Access Spaces (ISAS), 2011
Content aware image resizing technique has become more important with the development of device technology. Although the seam carving method produces high-quality resized images, it requires high computational complexity. In this paper, we propose a block-based seam carving method, which is extended from the seam carving method.
Masaaki Ikehara, Kazu Mishiba
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Content aware image resizing technique has become more important with the development of device technology. Although the seam carving method produces high-quality resized images, it requires high computational complexity. In this paper, we propose a block-based seam carving method, which is extended from the seam carving method.
Masaaki Ikehara, Kazu Mishiba
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A Hybrid Feature Model for Seam Carving Detection
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2017Seam carving, as a content-aware image resizing algorithm, is widely used nowadays. In this paper, an advanced hybrid feature model is presented to reveal the trace of seam carving, especially seam carving at a low carving rate, applied to uncompressed digital images.
Jingyu Ye, Yun-Qing Shi, Shi Yun-Qing
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2011 Sixth International Conference on Image and Graphics, 2011
Seam carving is an effective operator supporting content-aware resizing for both image reduction and expansion. However, repeated seam removing and inserting processes lead to excessively distortion image when imposed on seam insertion then removal operations or the other way around. With considering the relationship between seam removing and inserting
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Seam carving is an effective operator supporting content-aware resizing for both image reduction and expansion. However, repeated seam removing and inserting processes lead to excessively distortion image when imposed on seam insertion then removal operations or the other way around. With considering the relationship between seam removing and inserting
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Computer-Aided Design, 2014
We present a novel approach to feature-aware mesh deformation. Previous mesh editing methods are based on an elastic deformation model and thus tend to uniformly distribute the distortion in a least-squares sense over the entire deformation region. Recent results from image resizing, however, show that discrete local modifications such as deleting or ...
Ellen Dekkers, Leif Kobbelt
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We present a novel approach to feature-aware mesh deformation. Previous mesh editing methods are based on an elastic deformation model and thus tend to uniformly distribute the distortion in a least-squares sense over the entire deformation region. Recent results from image resizing, however, show that discrete local modifications such as deleting or ...
Ellen Dekkers, Leif Kobbelt
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