2020
DOI: 10.1587/transinf.2018edp7385
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Blob Detection Based on Soft Morphological Filter

Abstract: Blob detection is an important part of computer vision and a special case of region detection with important applications in the image analysis. In this paper, the dilation operator in standard mathematical morphology is firstly extended to the order dilation operator of soft morphology, three soft morphological filters are designed by using the operator, and a novel blob detection algorithm called SMBD is proposed on that basis. SMBD had been proven to have better performance of anti-noise and blob shape dete… Show more

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“…To help the system determine the perspective transformation coordinates automatically, a blob detection algorithm is used. Blobs usually show areas with different colour levels from the environmental domain [20]. This algorithm will find auxiliary circles that have been positioned in the parking lot as needed.…”
Section: A Blob Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To help the system determine the perspective transformation coordinates automatically, a blob detection algorithm is used. Blobs usually show areas with different colour levels from the environmental domain [20]. This algorithm will find auxiliary circles that have been positioned in the parking lot as needed.…”
Section: A Blob Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…extract the characteristic signal. Cyclostationary signal analysis [21,22] relies on the cyclostationary characteristics of the bearing fault impulse signal to design a filter to eliminate random noise. A Wiener filter [23,24] is used to eliminate the stationary random noise in the fault impulse signal.…”
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confidence: 99%