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The problem of edge-based classification of natural video sequences containing buildings and captured under changing lighting conditions is addressed. The introduced approach is derived from two empiric observations: In static regions the likelihood of finding features that match the patterns of “buildings” is high because buildings are rigid static objects, and misclassification can be reduced...

Significant developments have been seen over the last few years in the robot soccer domain. Considerable improvements have been made in the areas of robot control, strategy generation, vision processing, etc. In particular, in the vision area, there have been many researches aimed at decreasing processing time. However, many other issues remain in the development of ideal vision system. Despite...

This study was conducted to determine the effects of increasing lighting after peak production on eggs production and Hatchable Eggs in broiler breeder Hubbard F15. In this research we used from 4 growing saloons, that in per saloons were 5250 Hubbards broiler breeder hens. In this Experiment we used by Line design way of GLM for analysed data, that we considered the Effects of two parameters, ...

Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) allow us to have high quality traffic information to reduce the risk of potentially critical situations. Conventional image-based traffic detection methods have difficulties acquiring good images due to perspective and background noise, poor lighting and weather conditions. In this paper, we propose a new method to accurately segment and track vehicles. ...

This paper presents a new hierarchical simulation algorithm allowing the calculation of radiosity solutions for time-dependent scenes where all motion is known a priori. Such solutions could, for instance, be computed to simulate subtle lighting effects (indirect lighting) in animation systems, or to obtain highquality synthetic image sequences to blend with live action video and film. We base ...

Nowadays efficient down conversion for white light emission is mainly based on rare-earth doped phosphors or cadmium-containing quantum dots. Although they exhibit high luminescence efficiency, the rare-earth mining and cadmium pollution have so far led to extremely high environmental cost, which conflicts the original purpose of pursuing efficient lighting. Here, we explore a new strategy to a...