2011 International Conference on Machine Learning and Cybernetics 2011
DOI: 10.1109/icmlc.2011.6016763
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Target detection in maritime search and rescue using SVD and frequency domain characteristics

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“…For example, Wu and Li researched the visual attention mechanism in sea environment [12], and also they employed this model to construct moving maritime target detection and tracking system [13]. Ren et al first detected the scattered targets on the sea surface from the difference between the original image and the dominant sea clutter or sky component via singular value decomposition, and then obtained the salient targets in MSAR using spectral residual and phase spectrum of Fourier transform [14]. However, they only capture the edges or contours of large objects without the internal parts.…”
Section: Prior Work On Target Detection In Msarmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, Wu and Li researched the visual attention mechanism in sea environment [12], and also they employed this model to construct moving maritime target detection and tracking system [13]. Ren et al first detected the scattered targets on the sea surface from the difference between the original image and the dominant sea clutter or sky component via singular value decomposition, and then obtained the salient targets in MSAR using spectral residual and phase spectrum of Fourier transform [14]. However, they only capture the edges or contours of large objects without the internal parts.…”
Section: Prior Work On Target Detection In Msarmentioning
confidence: 99%