Patent classifications
G06T2207/20056
Break analysis apparatus and method
A method and apparatus are disclosed which enable the analysis of a break in a vehicle glazing panel without the attendance of a technician, the method and apparatus utilize capturing an image of the break and processing the image of the break to enable the suitability for repair or replacement of the glazing panel to be determined.
AUTOMATED PLACENTAL MEASUREMENT
The present invention teaches a method of predicting the potential for manifestation of various medical conditions by analyzing human placenta comprising and including determining the need for early monitoring, intervention or potential treatment for medical conditions likely to manifest as a child grows older and investigating the potential for various medical conditions. The method includes selecting and identifying a sample of the placenta to analyze by algorithms and preparing the sample to be analyzed. The sample is captured by obtaining a three-dimensional digital image of the chorionic surface of the sample by a selected capturing device. The physician corrects for errors in the digital image and loads the data into a computer for analysis. The digital image data is analyzed using algorithms to determine the vascular structure of the placenta, which is interpreted and analyzed to determine the potential for manifestation of various medical conditions.
Enhancing high-resolution images with data from low-resolution images
Users often desire to capture certain images from an application. Existing methods of capturing images can result in low-resolution images due to limitations of the display device providing the images. This disclosure provides a method of capturing higher resolution images from source images. Techniques are also disclosed to reduce the storage size associated with the higher resolution images. Through capturing low-resolution versions of the same source images, image effects can be captured and applied to the higher resolution images where those image effects may be altered or missing. Frequency spectrum combination can be used to combine the low-resolution image data and the higher resolution image data. The higher resolution images can be processed using a segmentation scheme, such as tiling, without reducing or limiting the image effects.
IMAGE ANNOTATION METHOD, DEVICE AND SYSTEM
An image marking method, apparatus and system, which relates to the technical field of image processing. The present disclosure includes, when the working mode of the first client is a first mode, receiving a first marking task assigned by a second client, on the condition that the image marking approach is the first marking approach, according to a neural network model, determining a first marking result corresponding to the first original image; on the condition that the image marking approach is the second marking approach, according to an unsupervised algorithm model, determining a second marking result corresponding to the first original image; on the condition that the image marking approach is the third marking approach, receiving a third marking result inputted by a user into the first original image; and sending a target marking result to the second client.
HAND DETECTION TRIGGER FOR ITEM IDENTIFICATION
A device configured to capture a first overhead depth image of the platform using a three-dimensional (3D) sensor at a first time instance and a second overhead depth image of a first object using the 3D sensor at a second time instance. The device is further configured to determine that a first portion of the first object is within a region-of-interest and a second portion of the first object is outside the region-of-interest in the second overhead depth image. The device is further configured to capture a third overhead depth image of a second object placed on the platform using the 3D sensor at a third time instance. The device is further configured to capture a first image of the second object using a camera in response to determining that the first object is outside of the region-of-interest and the second object is within the region-of-interest for the platform.
REDUCING A SEARCH SPACE FOR ITEM IDENTIFICATION USING MACHINE LEARNING
A device configured to receive a first encoded vector and receive one or more feature descriptors for a first object. The device is further configured to remove one or more encoded vectors from an encoded vector library that are not associated with the one or more feature descriptors and to identify a second encoded vector in the encoded vector library that most closely matches the first encoded vector based on the numerical values within the first encoded vector. The device is further configured to identify a first item identifier in the encoded vector library that is associated with the second encoded vector and to output the first item identifier.
MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING DEVICE AND CONTROL METHOD THEREOF
Distortion generated in an image is effectively corrected in imaging using an EPI sequence such as DWI without extending an imaging time. After one excitation RF pulse of EPI is applied, a navigator scan in which the polarity of the phase encoding is opposite to that of the main scan is performed continuously to the main scan, and the distortion of the image by using the navigator scan data obtained by the navigator scan is corrected. In a case of multi-shot, phase information obtained from the navigator scan data for each shot is used to perform phase correction and multi-shot reconstruction on the main scan data of each shot.
LINEAR FOURIER FIDUCIAL
The present approach relates generally to image-based approaches for detecting deviations from a linear movement when scanning a surface. More particularly, the approach relates to the use of linear fiducials to detect, in real-time, deviations from a linear scan path during operation of a scanning imaging system. Such linear fiducials may include both sample sites and blank regions or sites or, in certain embodiments, may utilize elongated sample sites (e.g., linear features) within the linear fiducial.
IMAGE CROPPING USING DEPTH INFORMATION
A device configured to capture a first image of an item on a platform using a camera and to determine a first number of pixels in the first image that corresponds with the item. The device is further configured to capture a first depth image of an item on the platform using a three-dimensional (3D) sensor and to determine a second number of pixels within the first depth image that corresponds with the item. The device is further configured to determine that the difference between the first number of pixels in the first image and the second number of pixels in the first depth image is less than the difference threshold value, to extract the plurality of pixels corresponding with the item in the first image from the first image to generate a second image, and to output the second image.
Systems and methods for noise reduction in imaging
Systems and methods are provided for the denoising of images in the presence of broadband noise based on the detection and/or estimation of in-band noise. According to various example embodiments, an estimate of broadband noise that lies within the imaging band is made by detecting or characterizing the out-of-band noise that lies outside of the imaging band. This estimated in-band noise may be employed for denoise the detected imaging waveform. According to other example embodiments, a reference receive circuit that is sensitive to noise within the imaging band, but is isolated from the imaging energy, may be employed to detect and/or characterize the noise within the imaging band. The estimated reference noise may be employed to denoise the detected in-band imaging waveform.