2017
DOI: 10.15439/2017f26
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Detection and Dimension of Moving Objects Using Single Camera Applied to the Round Timber Measurement

Abstract: Abstract-The paper is devoted to the problem of automatic geometry evaluation of the log moving through the conveyor. The video sequence obtained from the single camera is used as the input data. The principal restrictions of the target objects described for the given task, and the requirements to the video recording of the manufacturing process are formulated on the basis of datasets from more than .5M video images. The authors' method for the video sequence segmentation in respect to the log tracking is pres… Show more

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“…Kruglov employed a camera to acquire the wood image, used an image segmentation method to detect the 3D structural information to measure the size of the wood log, and the error was only 4.8% compared to manual measurement [16]. Yurii developed a conveyor-tracking system that extracted wood images and measured the wood size from video sequences, and decreased the minimum mean square error that only 0.045 ± 0.041 [17]. These image-based methods are more portable than labor measurement, achieved high detection accuracy, and improved the efficiency of the measurement.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kruglov employed a camera to acquire the wood image, used an image segmentation method to detect the 3D structural information to measure the size of the wood log, and the error was only 4.8% compared to manual measurement [16]. Yurii developed a conveyor-tracking system that extracted wood images and measured the wood size from video sequences, and decreased the minimum mean square error that only 0.045 ± 0.041 [17]. These image-based methods are more portable than labor measurement, achieved high detection accuracy, and improved the efficiency of the measurement.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%