Line detection using an optimal IIR filter
Identifieur interne : 000089 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 000088; suivant : 000090Line detection using an optimal IIR filter
Auteurs : Djemel ZiouSource :
- Pattern Recognition [ 0031-3203 ] ; 1991.
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- Algorithm, Average distance, Classical convolution, Classical mask convolution, Computational, Computational complexity, Computational time, Computer science, Constant signal, Convolution, Convolution mask, Derivative, Detection function, Detector, Digital images, Edge detection, Edge detector, Edge model, Edge orientation, Edge pixels, Edge points, Efficient implementation, Elementary operations, Error rate, Experimental results, Experimental results show, False detection, Filter, Filter response, Good approximation, Grey level image, Grey levels, Grid lines, Horizontal direction, Ieee, Ieee traps pattern anal, Ieee traps pattern anal mach intell, Image analysis, Image point, Image processing, Implementation method, Implementation methods, Impulse response, Infinite impulse response, Initial detector, Initial filter, Initial specification, Input signal, Intell, Line detection, Line detector, Line edges, Localization, Localization error, Mach intell, Main problem, Mask size, Massachusetts institute, Mathematical model, Memory references, Memory storage, Modulus, Multiple response, Mutual illumination, Natural images, Next section, Noisy image, Optimal detector, Optimal filter, Optimal line detector, Optimization problem, Original image, Output signal, Parameter influence, Performance criteria, Performance criterion, Performance evaluation, Pixel, Problem design, Projection function, Quantitative measures, Recursion equations, Resp peaks, Resp valley, Ridge edges, Ridge profile, Roof profile, Separable masks, Spatial complexity, Step edge, Step edge detector, Step edges, Transfer function, True edge point, True edges, Variance, Vertical direction, Vision graphics image process, Vision pattern recognition, White noise.
Abstract
Abstract: An optimal line detector in 1D case is derived from Canny's criteria. The detector is extended to the 2D case by operating in the x direction and in the y direction separately. An efficient implementation using an infinite impulse response (IIR) filter is provided. The performance evaluation of both the proposed detector and the implemented detector is given. The implementation method that we have used is significantly superior to the classical ones in some aspects (e.g. computational time, memory storage). Experimental results show that the use of IIR filter preserves the detector properties.
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