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Fast Transforms for Acoustic Imaging-Part I: Theory
(IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC, 2011)
The classical approach for acoustic imaging consists of beamforming, and produces the source distribution of interest convolved with the array point spread function. This convolution smears the image of interest, significantly ...
Fast Transforms for Acoustic Imaging-Part II: Applications
(IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC, 2011)
In Part I [""Fast Transforms for Acoustic Imaging-Part I: Theory,"" IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON IMAGE PROCESSING], we introduced the Kronecker array transform (KAT), a fast transform for imaging with separable arrays. Given a ...
Revisiting The Kronecker Array Transform
(IEEE-Inst Electrical Electronics Engineers IncPiscataway, 2017)
Color description of low resolution images using fast bitwise quantization and border-interior classification
(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers - IEEEBrisbane, 2015-04)
Image classification often require preprocessing and feature extraction steps that are directly related to the accuracy and speed of the whole task. In this paper we investigate color features extracted from low resolution ...
Infrared face recogniton by optimum-path forest
(2009-12-01)
This paper presents a novel, fast and accurate appearance-based method for infrared face recognition. By introducing the Optimum-Path Forest classifier, our objective is to get good recognition rates and effectively reduce ...
Infrared face recogniton by optimum-path forest
(2009-12-01)
This paper presents a novel, fast and accurate appearance-based method for infrared face recognition. By introducing the Optimum-Path Forest classifier, our objective is to get good recognition rates and effectively reduce ...
Simple and fast gradient-based impedance inversion using total variation regularization
(Geophysical Press, 2018-10)
We present an algorithm to estimate blocky images of the subsurface acoustic impedance (AI) from poststack seismic data. We regularize the resulting inverse problem, which is inherently ill-posed and non-unique, by means ...