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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Morphological image processing"”.

  1. An embedded system supporting dynamic partial reconfiguration of hardware resources for morphological image processing

    … the efficient design of an embedded system for morphological image processing applications on Xilinx FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Array) by optimizing both area and power usage while delivering high performance. The design leverages a unique capability of FPGAs called dynamic partial …

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  2. Use of Computer Vision to Track Thin Body Motion with the Application of Tracking Passion Plant Vine Tendrils

    … to segment out the tendril in each video frame. Morphological image processing methods, such as dilation and connected com- ponent analysis, were used to clean up the segmentation results to give an estimate of the vine tendril’s location at each frame. Kalman filtering was then used to track the …

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  3. Automated Low-Cost Malaria Detection System in Thin Blood Slide Images Using Mobile Phones

    … parasite-detection system, using microscopic-image processing, that can be incorporated onto mobile phones. In this research study, the main objective is to achieve the performance equal to or better than the manual microscopy, which is the gold standard in malaria diagnosis, in order to …

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  4. Detection and Classification of Diabetic Retinopathy Pathologies in Fundus Images

    … presented systems to detect pathology in retinal images. However, these approaches apply specialized algorithms to detect specific types of lesion in the retina. In order to detect multiple lesions, these systems generally implement multiple algorithms. Furthermore, some of these studies evaluate …

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