G06T7/181

Electrical power grid modeling

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a storage device, for electric grid asset detection are enclosed. An electric grid asset detection method includes: obtaining overhead imagery of a geographic region that includes electric grid wires; identifying the electric grid wires within the overhead imagery; and generating a polyline graph of the identified electric grid wires. The method includes replacing curves in polylines within the polyline graph with a series of fixed lines and endpoints; identifying, based on characteristics of the fixed lines and endpoints, a location of a utility pole that supports the electric grid wires; detecting an electric grid asset from street level imagery at the location of the utility pole; and generating a representation of the electric grid asset for use in a model of the electric grid.

DYNAMIC DEFINITION OF A REGION OF INTEREST FOR TRACKING NERVE FIBERS
20180005380 · 2018-01-04 ·

The invention relates to a medical data processing method for determining the position of a region of interest serving as a start condition for conducting diffusion image-based tracking of nerve fibers. In one example, the method encompasses comparing a set of tracked nerve fibers to a model of nerve fibers contained in atlas data.

DYNAMIC DEFINITION OF A REGION OF INTEREST FOR TRACKING NERVE FIBERS
20180005380 · 2018-01-04 ·

The invention relates to a medical data processing method for determining the position of a region of interest serving as a start condition for conducting diffusion image-based tracking of nerve fibers. In one example, the method encompasses comparing a set of tracked nerve fibers to a model of nerve fibers contained in atlas data.

PREVIEW VISUALISATION OF TRACKED NERVE FIBERS
20180012363 · 2018-01-11 ·

The invention relates to a medical data processing method for determining the position of a nerve fiber based on a diffusion image-based tracking method of tracking nerve fibers. In one example, the method encompasses comparing a set of tracked nerve fibers to a model of nerve fibers contained in atlas data.

PREVIEW VISUALISATION OF TRACKED NERVE FIBERS
20180012363 · 2018-01-11 ·

The invention relates to a medical data processing method for determining the position of a nerve fiber based on a diffusion image-based tracking method of tracking nerve fibers. In one example, the method encompasses comparing a set of tracked nerve fibers to a model of nerve fibers contained in atlas data.

Methods and systems for image segmentation

The application discloses a method and system for segmenting a lung image. The method may include obtaining a target image relating to a lung region. The target image may include a plurality of image slices. The method may also include segmenting the lung region from the target image, identifying an airway structure relating to the lung region, and identifying one or more fissures in the lung region. The method may further include determining one or more pulmonary lobes in the lung region.

System for Automatic Structure Footprint Detection from Oblique Imagery
20230023311 · 2023-01-26 ·

Systems and methods for structure footprint detection from oblique imagery are disclosed, including a computer system configured to receive geo-referenced oblique images; analyze pixels of the images to: identify pixels representing a structure with walls; determine ground locations for the walls, geographic locations and orientations of pixels representing vertical edges of the walls, and relative lengths of the walls to produce horizontal line segments representing the base of the walls and having a relative length and an orientation, the horizontal line segment(s) determined from horizontal edge(s) extending a length between vertical edges above the bottoms of the vertical edges such that the horizontal edge is above the base of the structure; and assemble the horizontal line segments based on their relative lengths and orientations to form a footprint of the structure.

System for Automatic Structure Footprint Detection from Oblique Imagery
20230023311 · 2023-01-26 ·

Systems and methods for structure footprint detection from oblique imagery are disclosed, including a computer system configured to receive geo-referenced oblique images; analyze pixels of the images to: identify pixels representing a structure with walls; determine ground locations for the walls, geographic locations and orientations of pixels representing vertical edges of the walls, and relative lengths of the walls to produce horizontal line segments representing the base of the walls and having a relative length and an orientation, the horizontal line segment(s) determined from horizontal edge(s) extending a length between vertical edges above the bottoms of the vertical edges such that the horizontal edge is above the base of the structure; and assemble the horizontal line segments based on their relative lengths and orientations to form a footprint of the structure.

Systems, methods, and computer-program products for assessing athletic ability and generating performance data

Methods, systems, and computer-program products used for assessing athletic ability and generating performance data. In one embodiment, athlete performance data is generated through computer-vision analysis of video of an athletic performing, e.g., during practice or gameplay. The generated performance data for the athlete may include, for example, maximum speed, maximum acceleration, time to maximum speed, transition time (e.g., time to change direction), closing speed (e.g., time to close the distance to another athlete), average separation (e.g., between the athlete and another athlete), play-making ability, athleticism (e.g., a weighted computation and/or combination of multiple metrics), and/or other performance data. This performance data may be used to generate and/or update a profile associated with the athlete, which can be utilized for recruiting, scouting, comparing, and/or assessing athletes with greater efficiency and precision.

SEGMENTATION TO IMPROVE CHEMICAL ANALYSIS

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for image segmentation and chemical analysis using machine learning. In some implementations, a system obtains a hyperspectral image that includes a representation of an object. The system segments the hyperspectral image to identify regions of a particular type on the object. The system generates a set of feature values derived from image data for different wavelength bands that is located in the hyperspectral image in the identified regions of the particular type. The system generates a prediction of a level of one or more chemicals in the object based on an output produced by a machine learning model in response to the set of feature values being provided as input to the machine learning model. The system provides data indicating the prediction of the level of the one or more chemicals in the object.