Titlebook: Image Analysis and Recognition; 11th International C Aurélio Campilho,Mohamed Kamel Conference proceedings 2014 Springer International Publ

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Fernando C. Monteiro,José Rufino,Vasco Cadavezl value. Yet juries ultimately decide those cases that reach the courtroom. Research may (indeed does) yield insights about factors that influence memory and about the accuracy rates that typify a given witnessing-identification context, but an important question always remains: Do jurors take these

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Some “Weberized” ,-Based Methods of Signal/Image Approximationiation for higher/lower intensity levels. The first approach involves the idea of intensity-weighted . distances. We arrive at a natural weighting function that is shown to conform to Weber’s model. The resulting “Weberized . distance” involves a ratio of functions. The importance of ratios in such

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Perceptual Evaluation of Demosaicing Artefactsnts. Every photodiode in the sensor is capable to register only one of these components. The demosaicing techniques were developed to fill the missing values, however, they distort a scene data and introduce artefacts in images. In this work we propose a novel evaluation technique which judge a perc

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Multiscale Shape Description with Laplacian Profile and Fourier Transformadial Fourier Transform. This descriptor provides a compact description of the appearance of a local neighborhood in a manner that is robust to changes in scale and orientation. We evaluate this descriptor by measuring repeatability and recall against 1-precision with the Affine Covariant Features b

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A New Landmark-Independent Tool for Quantifying and Characterizing Morphologic Variational imaging modality. The framework provides compact representations of image differences that are used to assess and compare potentially biologically relevant changes in 3D shape. The utility and sensitivity of the tools developed in this work are demonstrated using similarity retrieval of shape cha