Searched for: subject%3A%22Pattern%255C+Recognition%22
(41 - 60 of 68)

Pages

document
Bernhard, M. (author)
“Frequency analysis of wood textures” presents the application of Fourier analysis to translate images of wood textures to the frequency domain. With this encoding, a lot more details can be captured by the same amount of data points than with other descriptions in the spatial domain. A small set of overlapping waves with different frequencies,...
conference paper 2013
document
Li, Y. (author)
Scale is an important parameter of images. Different objects or image structures (e.g. edges and corners) can appear at different scales and each is meaningful only over a limited range of scales. Multi-scale analysis has been widely used in image processing and computer vision, serving as the basis for many high-level image analysis systems....
doctoral thesis 2013
document
Hartemink, M. (author)
Robust automatic detection of surface and air objects in a maritime environment is a problem that is of growing importance to the Royal Netherlands Navy (RNLN). Due to a shift in the field of operation from the open oceans towards the littoral waters, the RNLN is forced to operate in complex environments with cluttered backgrounds and the...
master thesis 2012
document
Bouarfa, L. (author)
In the Netherlands, each year over 1700 patients die from preventable surgical errors. Numerous initiatives to improve surgical practice have had some impact, but problems persist. Despite the introduction of checklists and protocols, patient safety in surgery remains a continuing challenge. This is complicated by some surgeons viewing their own...
doctoral thesis 2012
document
Loog, M. (author)
A rather simple semi-supervised version of the equally simple nearest mean classifier is presented. However simple, the proposed approach is of practical interest as the nearest mean classifier remains a relevant tool in biomedical applications or other areas dealing with relatively high-dimensional feature spaces or small sample sizes. More...
conference paper 2011
document
Klijn, C.N. (author)
Cancer is a genetic disease. Step-wise alteration of genes that have a normal function in the cell can lead to the transformation of a healthy cell into a malignant cancer cell. Cancer genes provide several traits to the cell that allow it to become malignant. These traits have been researched for many years, and currently one knows quite well...
doctoral thesis 2011
document
Van Engelen, A. (author), De Bruijne, M. (author), Klein, S. (author), Verhagen, H. (author), Groen, H. (author), Wentzel, J. (author), Van der Ligt, A. (author), Niessen, W. (author)
Automatic quantification of carotid artery plaque composition is important in the development of methods that distinguish vulnerable from stable plaques. MRI has shown to be capable of imaging different components noninvasively. We present a new plaque classification method which uses 3D registration of histology data with ex vivo MRI data,...
conference paper 2011
document
Hoogenboezem, R.M. (author)
The Nevado del Ruiz volcano is an active and dangerous volcano in the Andean volcanic belt. Measuring seismic activity is one of the most reliable and widely used techniques to monitor and predict renewed volcanic activity. Seismic activity can be caused by several different underlying physical processes. It is of interest to the earth-science...
master thesis 2010
document
Karavides, T. (author), Leung, K.Y.E. (author), Paclik, P. (author), Hendriks, E. (author), Bosch, J.G. (author)
conference paper 2010
document
Van Ravesteijn, V.F. (author), Van Wijk, C. (author), Vos, F.M. (author), Truyen, R. (author), Peters, J.F. (author), Stoker, J. (author), Van Vliet, L.J. (author)
We present a computer-aided detection (CAD) system for computed tomography colonography that orders the polyps according to clinical relevance. TheCADsystem consists of two steps: candidate detection and supervised classification. The characteristics of the detection step lead to specific choices for the classification system. The candidates are...
journal article 2010
document
Karavides, T. (author)
Automated landmark detection may prove important for the examination and automatic analysis of real-time three-dimensional (3D) echocardiograms. By detecting 3D anatomical landmark points, the standard anatomical views can be extracted automatically in 3D ultrasound images of left ventricle, for better standardization and objective diagnosis....
master thesis 2009
document
Van Wijnen, P.A. (author)
This thesis presents a feasibility analysis for hardware acceleration of the pattern recognition algorithms used by the Media Knowledge Engineering department at the Delft University of Technology. The feasibility analysis is conducted on a number of different algorithm classes. The Parzen Window algorithm appeared to be the most suitable option...
master thesis 2009
document
Van den Haak, P. (author), Cheung, M. (author)
Major research efforts in Bioinformatics include sequence alignment, gene finding, genome assembly, protein structure alignment, protein structure prediction, prediction of gene expression and protein-protein interactions, and the modeling of evolution. To perform these specific tasks different tools are used. Using these tools separately is a...
bachelor thesis 2008
document
Alamili, M. (author), Jabri, T. (author)
This thesis presents software that controls electrical household appliances. It uses an intelligent algorithm that adapts to the use of these household appliances by recognizing patterns of electricity useage.
bachelor thesis 2008
document
Landgrebe, T.C.W. (author), Duin, R.P.W. (author)
Receiver operator characteristic (ROC) analysis has become a standard tool in the design and evaluation of two-class classification problems. It allows for an analysis that incorporates all possible priors, costs, and operating points, which is important in many real problems, where conditions are often nonideal. Extending this to the multiclass...
journal article 2008
document
Loke, R.E. (author)
This thesis describes a visualization pipeline for sonar profiling data that show reflections of multiple sediments in the sea bottom and that cover huge survey areas with many gaps. Visualizing such data is not trivial, because they may be noisy and because data sets may be very large. The developed techniques are: (1) Quadtree interpolation...
doctoral thesis 2006
document
Juszczak, P. (author)
The thesis treats classification problems which are undersampled or where there exist an unbalance between classes in the sampling. The thesis is divided into three parts. The first two parts treat the problem of one-class classification. In the one-class classification problem, it is assumed that only examples of one of the classes, the target...
doctoral thesis 2006
document
Rahman, A.A. (author), Zlatanova, S. (author), Pilouk, M. (author)
conference paper 2003
document
Van den Eijkel, G.C. (author)
doctoral thesis 1999
document
Schmidt, W.F. (author)
doctoral thesis 1994
Searched for: subject%3A%22Pattern%255C+Recognition%22
(41 - 60 of 68)

Pages