نتایج جستجو برای: ray images

تعداد نتایج: 543515  

Journal: :Acta crystallographica. Section D, Biological crystallography 2008
Steve Androulakis Jason Schmidberger Mark A Bate Ross DeGori Anthony Beitz Cyrus Keong Bob Cameron Sheena McGowan Corrine J Porter Andrew Harrison Jane Hunter Jennifer L Martin Bostjan Kobe Renwick C J Dobson Michael W Parker James C Whisstock Joan Gray Andrew Treloar David Groenewegen Neil Dickson Ashley M Buckle

There is a pressing need for the archiving and curation of raw X-ray diffraction data. This information is critical for validation, methods development and improvement of archived structures. However, the relatively large size of these data sets has presented challenges for storage in a single worldwide repository such as the Protein Data Bank archive. This problem can be avoided by using a fed...

2013
Mohammad Reza Zare Woo Chaw Seng Ahmed Mueen

Image representation is one of the major aspects of automatic classification algorithms. In this paper, different feature extraction techniques have been utilized to represent medical X-ray images. They are categorized into two groups; (i) low-level image representation such as Gray Level Co-occurrence Matrix(GLCM), Canny Edge Operator, Local Binary Pattern(LBP) , pixel value, and (ii) local pa...

2009
Vassili Kovalev Aliaksandr Prus Pavel Vankevich

This paper presents an approach for mining 2D shape of human lungs from large x-ray image archives of a national level. Images were accumulated in framework of a compulsory computerized country-wide screening programme launched few years ago which is being under development. Three study groups of images containing about 21, 18 and 39 thousand of subjects were created by sub-sampling from a test...

2006
Daniel C. Moura Miguel V. Correia Jorge G. Barbosa Ana M. Reis Manuel Laranjeira Eusébio Gomes

In this paper we will describe our experiments with x-ray image analysis for vertebra detection in juvenile/adolescent patients with idiopathic scoliotic spines. We will focus on detecting vertebrae location in a anterior-posterior x-ray image in a fully automatic way. For accomplishing this, we propose a set of techniques for (i) isolating the spine by removing other bone structures (e.g. ribs...

2000
Feryal Özel

We consider the X-ray emission due to bremsstrahlung processes from sphericallysymmetric low radiative-efficiency hot accretion flows around supermassive and galactic black holes. We calculate surface brightness profiles and Michelson visibility functions for a range of density profiles, ρ ∼ r−3/2+p, with 0 < p < 1, to allow for the presence of outflows. We find that although the 1 keV emitting...

Journal: :J. Graphics, GPU, & Game Tools 2002
Charles M. Schmidt Brian Budge

This paper presents a simple method for modeling and rendering refractive objects that are nested within each other. The technique allows the use of simpler scene geometry and can even improve rendering time in some images. The algorithm can be easily added into an existing ray tracer and makes no assumptions about the drawing primitives that have been implemented.

1998
Dick Shaw

We describe the method of noise model-based cosmic ray (CR) rejection in multiple, registered images, and discuss its implementation in the context of the STIS calibration pipeline. We focus on the method by which the various contributions to the uncertainty in the final, calibrated image should be combined. Unfortunately, the current design of the CR rejection module, calstis2, makes it diffic...

1996
M. A. Maloof Z. Duric R. S. Michalski A. Rosenfeld

This paper presents work in progress on an approach to the problem of recognizing blasting caps in x-ray images. An analysis of functional properties of blasting caps was used to design the representation space, which combines intensity and shape features. Recognition proceeds in two phases. The rst phase is a bottom-up process in which low intensity blobs are used as attention-catching devices...

Journal: :The Veterinary record 2006
Tim Davies

2008
Samuel M. Johnston

X-ray computed tomography (CT) is a popular tool for non-destructively producing cross-sectional and volumetric images of physical objects[1]. In this technology, an X-ray source and a detector are mounted on a rotating gantry, and X-ray images from many different angles are acquired and then passed to a reconstruction program to create volumetric images. Unfortunately, the gantry and the rotat...

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