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Volume 34, Issue 11August, 2013
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An improvement to the SIFT descriptor for image representation and matching

Constructing proper descriptors for interest points in images is a critical aspect for local features related tasks in computer vision and pattern recognition. Although the SIFT descriptor has been proven to perform better than the other existing local ...

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Enhanced multi-line code for minutiae-based fingerprint template protection

In this paper, we propose a cancellable fingerprint template technique based on our previous work on multi-line code (MLC) (Wong et al., 2012). The modification and improvement focuses on the change of MLC values and the generation of binary MLC. In ...

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Fast two-stage segmentation via non-local active contours in multiscale texture feature space

In this paper, a new non-local active contour model is proposed for fast unsupervised segmentation of texture images. Under our framework, problems of texture description are addressed in a texture feature space. Then, the texture features are ...

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Moment invariants to affine transformation of colours

Most colour descriptors are not robust because they are constructed for simple colour transformations, such as a diagonal-offset transformation. In this paper, a type of colour descriptor is proposed which is composed of rational expression of moments ...

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Dense subgraph mining with a mixed graph model

In this paper we introduce a graph clustering method based on dense bipartite subgraph mining. The method applies a mixed graph model (both standard and bipartite) in a three-phase algorithm. First a seed mining method is applied to find seeds of ...

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Efficiency investigation of manifold matching for text document classification

Manifold matching works to identify embeddings of multiple disparate data spaces into the same low-dimensional space, where joint inference can be pursued. It is an enabling methodology for fusion and inference from multiple and massive disparate data ...

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Optimal contrast based saliency detection

Saliency detection has been gaining increasing attention in recent years since it could significantly boost many content-based multimedia applications. Most traditional approaches adopt the predefined local contrast, global contrast, or heuristic ...

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Double-bootstrapping source data selection for instance-based transfer learning

Instance-based transfer is an important paradigm for transfer learning, where data from related tasks (source data) are combined with the data for the current learning task (target data) to train a learner for the current (target) task. However, in most ...

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Multi-feature structure fusion of contours for unsupervised shape classification

Nonlinear distortion, especially structure distortion, is one of the main reasons for the poor performance of shape contour classification. The structure fusion of multiple features provides a new solution for the structure distortion. How is this ...

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Thai sign language translation using Scale Invariant Feature Transform and Hidden Markov Models

Visual communication is important for a deft and/or mute person. It is also one of the tools for the communication between human and machines. In this paper, we develop an automatic Thai sign language translation system that is able to translate sign ...

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An optimization for binarization methods by removing binary artifacts

In this article, we introduce a novel technique to remove binary artifacts. Given a gray-intensity image and its corresponding binary image, our method detects and remove connected components that are more likely to be background pixels. With this aim, ...

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Comparison between supervised and unsupervised learning of probabilistic linear discriminant analysis mixture models for speaker verification

We present a comparison of speaker verification systems based on unsupervised and supervised mixtures of probabilistic linear discriminant analysis (PLDA) models. This paper explores current applicability of unsupervised mixtures of PLDA models with ...

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Texture analysis and classification using shortest paths in graphs

Texture is a very important attribute in the field of computer vision. This work proposes a novel texture analysis method which is based on graph theory. Basically, we convert the pixels of an image into vertices of an undirected weighted graph and ...

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