This book brings latest findings, ideas, developments, and applications
in the area of computational modeling of objects represented in images. In
particular, the book aims to attract scientists who use various approaches
– such as finite element method, optimization methods, modal
analysis, stochastic methods, principal components analysis, independent
components analysis, distribution models, geometrical modeling, digital
geometry, grammars, fuzzy logic, and others – to solve problems that appear
in a wide range of areas as diverse as medicine, robotics, defense, security,
astronomy, material science, and manufacturing.
Papers Included in this Book
- Two Metrology Applications in Medical Imaging
- Non-Linear Least Square Optimization of Intracellular Action Potential Model
Using a Series of Modified Gamma Distribution Functions
- Using Turning Functions to Refine Shapes
- Paired TransformMethod of Image Reconstruction from Projections
- Evaluation of New Character Segmentation Approach for Offline Cursive
Handwriting Recognition in the State of Art
- Matched Chaotic MapsWatermarking and Authentication
- Recognizable Polyhexes Languages and their Acceptors
- The Generalized Orientation Field Transform
- RGB Image Resizing Using DiscreteWavelet Transform Based on Bayer’s Theory
- Applications of Visual Data Processing to Chemistry Research
Readership: Researchers, engineers, programmers in computer vision, image processing and computer graphics.
ISBN | : | 978-981-08-5465-2 |
Price | : | US$58 / €38 |
Extend | : | 141pp |
Year | : | 2010 |
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