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Image processing on reconfigurable hardware for continuous monitoring of fluorescent biomarkers in cell cultures

Julien Michel Ghaye

Fluorescence microscopy is a widespread tool in biological research. It is the primary modality for bioimaging and empowers the study and analysis of multitudes of biological processes. It can be applied to fixed biosamples, that is samples with frozen bio ...

EPFL2015

Image Localization using Google Street View

Raffaele Lauro

Digital images, taken for example with a smartphone, are usually geo-tagged with location and viewing direction information. This information is not always accurate due to, for example, GPS inaccuracies in large cities. The aim of this project is to develo ...

2015

Annihilation-driven Localised Image Edge Models

Martin Vetterli, Thierry Blu, Hanjie Pan

We propose a novel edge detection algorithm with sub-pixel accuracy based on annihilation of signals with finite rate of innovation. We show that the Fourier domain annihilation equations can be interpreted as spatial domain multiplications. From this new ...

IEEE2015

A Real-time Inertial Motion Blur Metric: Application to Frame Triggering Based Motion Blur Minimization

Mehmet Hasan Mutlu

Mobile robots suffer from sensory data corruption due to body oscillations and disturbances. In particular, information loss on images captured with onboard cameras can be very high, and such loss may become irreversible or computationally costly to undo. ...

IEEE2014

Leveraging Colour Segmentation for Upper-Body Detection

Jean-Marc Odobez

This paper presents an upper-body detection algorithm that extends classical shape-based detectors through the use of additional semantic colour segmentation cues. More precisely, candidate upper-body image patches produced by a base detector are soft-segm ...

2014

Fast Partitioning of Vector-Valued Images

Martin Kurt Storath

We propose a fast splitting approach to the classical variational formulation of the image partitioning problem, which is frequently referred to as the Potts or piecewise constant Mumford-Shah model. For vector-valued images, our approach is significantly ...

Siam Publications2014

Supervised change detection in VHR images using contextual information and support vector machines

Devis Tuia

In this paper we study an effective solution to deal with supervised change detection in very high geometrical resolution (VHR) images. High within-class variance as well as low between-class variance that characterize this kind of imagery make the detecti ...

Elsevier2013

Semantic Awareness for Automatic Image Interpretation

Albrecht Johannes Lindner

Finding relations between image semantics and image characteristics is a problem of long standing in computer vision and related fields. Despite persistent efforts and significant advances in the field, today’s computers are still strikingly unable to achi ...

EPFL2013

Visual spatiotemporal processing in the elderly

Michael Herzog

We used backward masking paradigm to investigate the effects of aging on visual spatiotemporal processing. First, thirty-three older (M=65.3 years) and ten younger adults (M=24.3 years) had to indicate the offset direction of a vernier that was masked by a ...

Pion Ltd.2012

Rotational Features Extraction for Ridge Detection

Michaël Unser, Pascal Fua, François Fleuret, François Aguet, Germán González Serrano, Fethallah Benmansour

State-of-the-art approaches to detecting ridge-like structures in images rely on filters designed to respond to locally linear intensity features. While these approaches may be optimal for ridges whose appearance is close to being ideal, their performance ...

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers2011