A device for testing the contents of a switch cabinet following installation of equipment components (2a-2e) according to a plan and the wiring thereof via terminals (6) provided therefor by means of designated electrical cables (5), includes a camera unit (7) for the at least two-dimensional image capture of the components (2a-2e) fully installed and wired on an installation board (4) of a switch cabinet (1). The device can further include an evaluation unit (8) for carrying out a comparison between an imaged layout (100), on the basis of the image capture, of the actual state with a provided plan layout (200) of the target state.

The present invention relates to a method of processing CT data for suppressing image cone beam artefacts (CBA) in CT images, which are reconstructed from said CT data. For the reconstruction the Frequency Split method is used. However, a straightforward use of this method can lead to an un-desired increase of the residual low-frequency noise left in the basis image after applying image domain de-noising methods. This residual noise then propagates rather linearly to the spectral results. In order to avoid this increase of the noise, the method presented here uses the FS method selectively and yet effectively. Thus, in a first aspect of the invention there is provided a method of processing computer tomography (CT) data for suppressing image cone beam artefacts (CBA) in CT images to be reconstructed from said CT data. The method comprises the steps of obtaining CT data generated during a CT scan of a patient (step S1); decomposing the obtained CT data in the projection domain resulting in a plurality of decomposed sinograms (step S2); and non-uniformly spreading between said decomposed sinograms noise and/or inconsistencies that would lead to image cone beam artefacts (step S3).

The application relates to devices and methods for analysing a colonoscopy video or a portion thereof, and for assessing the severity of ulcerative colitis in a subject by analysing a colonoscopy video obtained from the subject. Analysing a colonoscopy video comprises using a first deep neural network classifier to classify image data from the subject colonoscopy video or portion thereof into at least a first severity class (more severe endoscopic lesions) and a second severity class (less severe endoscopic lesions), wherein the first deep neural network has been trained at least in part in a weakly supervised manner using training image data from a plurality of training colonoscopy videos, the training image data comprising multiple sets of consecutive frames from the plurality of training colonoscopy videos, wherein frames in a set have the same severity class label. Devices and methods for providing a tool for analysing colonoscopy videos are also described.

The present invention relates to a device (1) for detecting surface defects in an object (100), for example an industrial gasket. The detection device comprises lighting means (2) configured to illuminate said object with a first light radiation (L.sub.1) having a first lighting direction (D.sub.1) or with a second light radiation (L.sub.2) having a second lighting direction (D.sub.2). According to the invention, the detection device comprises acquisition means (30) configured to acquire a plurality of B/W images of said object, when illuminated by said lighting means.

In one implementation, a computer-implemented system is provided for real- time video processing. The system includes at least one memory configured to store instructions and at least one processor configured to execute the instructions to perform operations. The at least one processor is configured to receive real-time video generated by a medical image system, the real-time video including a plurality of image frames, and obtain context information indicating an interaction of a user with the medical image system. The at least processor is also configured to perform an object detection to detect at least one object in the plurality of image frames and perform a classification to generate classification information for at least one object in the plurality of image frames. Further, the at least one processor is configured to perform a video manipulation to modify the received real-time video based on at least one of the object detection and the classification. Moreover, the processor is configured to invoke at least one of the object detection, the classification, and the video manipulation based on the context information.

In a general aspect, enhancement of artificial intelligence algorithms using 3D data is described. In some aspects, input data of an object is stored in a storage engine of a system. The input data includes first-order primitives and second-order primitives. A plurality of features of the object is determined by operation of an analytics engine of the system, based on the first-order primitives and the second-order primitives. A tensor field is generated by operation of the analytics engine of the system. The tensor field includes an attribute set, which includes one or more attributes selected from the first-order primitives, the second-order primitives, or the plurality of features. The tensor field is processed by operation of the analytics engine of the system according to a series of artificial intelligence algorithms to generate output data representing the object.

A computer can operated, including detecting defects, or other physical features, of artificial objects. Image data is received of one or more artificial objects, and applying an image segmentation process to the image data to detect predetermined defects of the one or more artificial objects. The image segmentation process identifies one or more regions of the image data determined to have a likelihood of showing one or more of the predetermined defects. The identified one or more regions is output. The image segmentation process determines severity metrics for the defects in the one or more regions, wherein a severity metric represents a severity or significance of a defect. The image segmentation process further determines a confidence factor for each region of the one or more regions, wherein the confidence factor represents a likelihood of the presence of a predetermined defect in the region.

The present disclosure is directed to systems and methods for measuring and analyzing pupillary psychosensory responses. An electronic device is configured to receive video data with at least two frames. The electronic device then locates one or more eye objects in the video data and determine pupil and iris sizes of the one or more eye objects. The electronic device determines the pupillary psychosensory responses of the one or more eye objects by tracking a ratio of pupil diameter to iris diameter throughout the video. Several metrics for the pupillary psychosensory responses can be determined (e.g., velocity of change of the ratio, peak to peak amplitude of the change in ratio over time, etc.). These metrics can be used as measures of an individual's cognitive ability and mental health in a single session or tracked throughout multiple sessions.

The present invention enables highly accurate analysis when visualizing analysis results in spectral imaging.

An surface analysis method includes: acquiring spectral image data regarding a sample surface with use of a spectral camera; extracting n wavelengths dispersed in a specific wavelength range in the acquired spectral image data, and converting spectrums of the wavelengths in the spectral image data into n-dimensional spatial vectors for each pixel; normalizing the spatial vectors of the pixels; clustering the normalized spatial vectors into a specific number of classifications; and identifying and displaying pixels clustered into the classifications, for each of the classifications.

An information processing device according to the present invention includes: a memory; and at least one processor coupled to the memory. The processor performs operations. The operations includes: selecting a base image from a base data set that is a set of images including a target region that includes an object that is a target of machine learning and a background region that does not include an object that is a target of the machine learning; generating a processing target image that is a duplicate of the selected base image; selecting the target region included in another image included in the base data set; synthesizing an image of the selected target region with the processing target image; and generating a data set that is a set of the processing target images in which a predetermined number of the target regions are synthesized.