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Image, Video, and Multidimensional Signal Processing

Multiple View Image Denoising Using 3D Focus Image Stacks

Shiwei Zhou

In this work, we propose an improved fast multiple-view image denoising algorithm using 3D focus image stacks. It showed improved computational efficiency and comparable denoising quality compared to conventional methods.

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Shiwei Zhou
Yu Hen Hu, Hongrui Jiang
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23 February 2016 - 1:44pm
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[1] Yu Hen Hu, Hongrui Jiang, "Multiple View Image Denoising Using 3D Focus Image Stacks", IEEE SigPort, 2015. [Online]. Available: http://sigport.org/286. Accessed: Sep. 24, 2018.
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publisher = {IEEE SigPort},
title = {Multiple View Image Denoising Using 3D Focus Image Stacks},
year = {2015} }
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Yu Hen Hu, Hongrui Jiang. (2015). Multiple View Image Denoising Using 3D Focus Image Stacks. IEEE SigPort. http://sigport.org/286
Yu Hen Hu, Hongrui Jiang, 2015. Multiple View Image Denoising Using 3D Focus Image Stacks. Available at: http://sigport.org/286.
Yu Hen Hu, Hongrui Jiang. (2015). "Multiple View Image Denoising Using 3D Focus Image Stacks." Web.
1. Yu Hen Hu, Hongrui Jiang. Multiple View Image Denoising Using 3D Focus Image Stacks [Internet]. IEEE SigPort; 2015. Available from : http://sigport.org/286

Computer Vision and Image Processing for Automated Surveillance

Conrad Sanderson

Presentation slides covering:

- robust foreground detection / background subtraction via patch-based analysis
- person re-identification based on representations on Riemannian manifolds
- robust object tracking via Grassmann manifolds
- adapting the lessons from big data to computer vision
- future paradigm shifts: computer vision based on networks of neurosynaptic cores

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Conrad Sanderson
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[1] , "Computer Vision and Image Processing for Automated Surveillance", IEEE SigPort, 2015. [Online]. Available: http://sigport.org/202. Accessed: Sep. 24, 2018.
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. (2015). Computer Vision and Image Processing for Automated Surveillance. IEEE SigPort. http://sigport.org/202
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. (2015). "Computer Vision and Image Processing for Automated Surveillance." Web.
1. . Computer Vision and Image Processing for Automated Surveillance [Internet]. IEEE SigPort; 2015. Available from : http://sigport.org/202

Object Tracking and Person Re-Identification on Manifolds

Conrad Sanderson

person re-identification examples

Slides from the Tutorial on Riemannian Geometry in Computer Vision, presented at the Asian Conference on Computer Vision (ACCV), Singapore, 2014.

The slides show (1) how objects can be interpreted as points on Riemannian and Grassmann manifolds, and (2) various distance measures on manifolds. Demonstrates usefulness of manifold techniques in applications such as object tracking and person re-identification.

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[1] , "Object Tracking and Person Re-Identification on Manifolds", IEEE SigPort, 2015. [Online]. Available: http://sigport.org/198. Accessed: Sep. 24, 2018.
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. (2015). Object Tracking and Person Re-Identification on Manifolds. IEEE SigPort. http://sigport.org/198
, 2015. Object Tracking and Person Re-Identification on Manifolds. Available at: http://sigport.org/198.
. (2015). "Object Tracking and Person Re-Identification on Manifolds." Web.
1. . Object Tracking and Person Re-Identification on Manifolds [Internet]. IEEE SigPort; 2015. Available from : http://sigport.org/198

A Low-Complexity Algorithm for Static Background Estimation from Cluttered Image Sequences in Surveillance Contexts

Conrad Sanderson

For the purposes of foreground estimation, the true background model is unavailable in many practical circumstances and needs to be estimated from cluttered image sequences. We propose a sequential technique for static background estimation in such conditions, with low computational and memory requirements. Image sequences are analysed on a block-by-block basis. For each block location a representative set is maintained which contains distinct blocks obtained along its temporal line.

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Conrad Sanderson
Vikas Reddy, Conrad Sanderson, Brian C. Lovell
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[1] Vikas Reddy, Conrad Sanderson, Brian C. Lovell, "A Low-Complexity Algorithm for Static Background Estimation from Cluttered Image Sequences in Surveillance Contexts", IEEE SigPort, 2015. [Online]. Available: http://sigport.org/190. Accessed: Sep. 24, 2018.
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url = {http://sigport.org/190},
author = {Vikas Reddy; Conrad Sanderson; Brian C. Lovell },
publisher = {IEEE SigPort},
title = {A Low-Complexity Algorithm for Static Background Estimation from Cluttered Image Sequences in Surveillance Contexts},
year = {2015} }
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AU - Vikas Reddy; Conrad Sanderson; Brian C. Lovell
PY - 2015
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UR - http://sigport.org/190
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Vikas Reddy, Conrad Sanderson, Brian C. Lovell. (2015). A Low-Complexity Algorithm for Static Background Estimation from Cluttered Image Sequences in Surveillance Contexts. IEEE SigPort. http://sigport.org/190
Vikas Reddy, Conrad Sanderson, Brian C. Lovell, 2015. A Low-Complexity Algorithm for Static Background Estimation from Cluttered Image Sequences in Surveillance Contexts. Available at: http://sigport.org/190.
Vikas Reddy, Conrad Sanderson, Brian C. Lovell. (2015). "A Low-Complexity Algorithm for Static Background Estimation from Cluttered Image Sequences in Surveillance Contexts." Web.
1. Vikas Reddy, Conrad Sanderson, Brian C. Lovell. A Low-Complexity Algorithm for Static Background Estimation from Cluttered Image Sequences in Surveillance Contexts [Internet]. IEEE SigPort; 2015. Available from : http://sigport.org/190

Article Summaries - SPM Special Issue on Signal Processing for Art Investigation

Signal Processing Magazine

Expanded version of the Guest Editorial
for Special Issue on Signal Processing for Art Investigation
(IEEE Signal Processing Magazine, July 2015)

Include short summaries for each of the 11 articles in the special issue.

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Signal Processing Magazine
Patrice Abry, Andrew. G. Klein, William A. Sethares, C. Richard Johnson, Jr.
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[1] Patrice Abry, Andrew. G. Klein, William A. Sethares, C. Richard Johnson, Jr., "Article Summaries - SPM Special Issue on Signal Processing for Art Investigation", IEEE SigPort, 2015. [Online]. Available: http://sigport.org/189. Accessed: Sep. 24, 2018.
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Patrice Abry, Andrew. G. Klein, William A. Sethares, C. Richard Johnson, Jr.. (2015). Article Summaries - SPM Special Issue on Signal Processing for Art Investigation. IEEE SigPort. http://sigport.org/189
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Patrice Abry, Andrew. G. Klein, William A. Sethares, C. Richard Johnson, Jr.. (2015). "Article Summaries - SPM Special Issue on Signal Processing for Art Investigation." Web.
1. Patrice Abry, Andrew. G. Klein, William A. Sethares, C. Richard Johnson, Jr.. Article Summaries - SPM Special Issue on Signal Processing for Art Investigation [Internet]. IEEE SigPort; 2015. Available from : http://sigport.org/189

Bags of Affine Subspaces for Robust Object Tracking

Conrad Sanderson

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We propose an adaptive tracking algorithm where the object is modelled as a continuously updated bag of affine subspaces, with each subspace constructed from the object's appearance over several consecutive frames. In contrast to linear subspaces, affine subspaces explicitly model the origin of subspaces. Furthermore, instead of using a brittle point-to-subspace distance during the search for the object in a new frame, we propose to use a subspace-to-subspace distance by representing candidate image areas also as affine subspaces.

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Conrad Sanderson
Sareh Shirazi, Conrad Sanderson, Chris McCool, Mehrtash Harandi
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[1] Sareh Shirazi, Conrad Sanderson, Chris McCool, Mehrtash Harandi, "Bags of Affine Subspaces for Robust Object Tracking", IEEE SigPort, 2015. [Online]. Available: http://sigport.org/185. Accessed: Sep. 24, 2018.
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url = {http://sigport.org/185},
author = {Sareh Shirazi; Conrad Sanderson; Chris McCool; Mehrtash Harandi },
publisher = {IEEE SigPort},
title = {Bags of Affine Subspaces for Robust Object Tracking},
year = {2015} }
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T1 - Bags of Affine Subspaces for Robust Object Tracking
AU - Sareh Shirazi; Conrad Sanderson; Chris McCool; Mehrtash Harandi
PY - 2015
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Sareh Shirazi, Conrad Sanderson, Chris McCool, Mehrtash Harandi. (2015). Bags of Affine Subspaces for Robust Object Tracking. IEEE SigPort. http://sigport.org/185
Sareh Shirazi, Conrad Sanderson, Chris McCool, Mehrtash Harandi, 2015. Bags of Affine Subspaces for Robust Object Tracking. Available at: http://sigport.org/185.
Sareh Shirazi, Conrad Sanderson, Chris McCool, Mehrtash Harandi. (2015). "Bags of Affine Subspaces for Robust Object Tracking." Web.
1. Sareh Shirazi, Conrad Sanderson, Chris McCool, Mehrtash Harandi. Bags of Affine Subspaces for Robust Object Tracking [Internet]. IEEE SigPort; 2015. Available from : http://sigport.org/185

Reduced-Reference Structural Quality Assessment for Retargeted Images


Recent years have witnessed tremendous growth in the generation and consumption of digital images. Monitoring and evaluating image quality is an important issue for online and mobile media applications. Conventional quality assessment work mostly focus on intensity level distortion caused by operations that do not change image aspect ratio/size, such as distortion caused by compression, noise, and blurring. Here, we study the problem of quality assessment for images undergone content-adaptive resizing, also known as retargeting operations.

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[1] , "Reduced-Reference Structural Quality Assessment for Retargeted Images", IEEE SigPort, 2014. [Online]. Available: http://sigport.org/22. Accessed: Sep. 24, 2018.
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title = {Reduced-Reference Structural Quality Assessment for Retargeted Images},
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. (2014). Reduced-Reference Structural Quality Assessment for Retargeted Images. IEEE SigPort. http://sigport.org/22
, 2014. Reduced-Reference Structural Quality Assessment for Retargeted Images. Available at: http://sigport.org/22.
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1. . Reduced-Reference Structural Quality Assessment for Retargeted Images [Internet]. IEEE SigPort; 2014. Available from : http://sigport.org/22

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