2004
DOI: 10.1002/cjg2.578
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An Adaptive Multiple Subtraction Algorithm Based on Independent Component Analysis

Abstract: We propose a new adaptive multiple subtraction (AMS) algorithm based on independent component analysis (ICAAMS). The output energy minimum criterion, which is adopted by almost all the existing adaptive multiple subtraction methods, is based on second order statistics. Our method maximizes the non‐Gaussianity of the output signal, which can be measured by higher order statistics (HOS). The method has been applied to several synthetic datasets generated by simple convolution and the finite‐difference model (FDM… Show more

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“…One of the most critical aspects is how to automatically obtain exact readings of the pointer dashboard. At present, the algorithm about the pointer recognition mainly include the central projection method, template method, Hough transform method and subtraction method, least square method, and the joint application of these methods [4,5,6]. In all of these methods, the central projection, subtraction method and template method are greatly influenced by image noise [7,8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One of the most critical aspects is how to automatically obtain exact readings of the pointer dashboard. At present, the algorithm about the pointer recognition mainly include the central projection method, template method, Hough transform method and subtraction method, least square method, and the joint application of these methods [4,5,6]. In all of these methods, the central projection, subtraction method and template method are greatly influenced by image noise [7,8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%