New Mother Wavelet for Pattern Detection in IR Image
Communication avec acte
Abstract
The paper presents a new mother wavelet adapted from a specific pattern. Wavelet multi-resolution analysis uses this wavelet to detect the position of the pattern in an Infra-Red (IR) signal under scale variation and the presence of noise. IR signal is extracted from IR image sequence recorded by an IR camera, Time of Flight (TOF) sensor configuration. The maximum correlation between the pattern and the signal of interest will be used as a criterion to define the mother wavelet. The proposed mother wavelet were tested and verified under the scale variation and the presence of noise. The experimental tests and performance analysis show promising results for both scale variation and noisy signal. 90% accuracy for the proposed wavelet under intensive noisy condition (50% of the signal amplitude) is guaranteed and high precision is expected under real condition.
Files in this item
Related items
Showing items related by title, author, creator and subject.
-
Communication sans acteThis paper focuses on the measurement and the mathematical definition of cognitive parameters of designing a navigation systembased on these parameters. The nausea level due to different velocities of a 3D scene, the user ...
-
Communication sans acte3D systems due to its complicated electronical, mechanical and vision accessories have enormous degree of complexity both in design and evaluation. Navigation system usually plays an important role in most 3D ...
-
Communication avec acteThis paper proposes an accurate sensor fusion scheme for navigation inside a real-scale 3D model by combining audio and video signals. Audio signal of a microphone-array is merged by Minimum Variance Distortion-less Response ...
-
Communication avec acteThis paper proposes a navigation technique for traveling inside a real-scale 3D model based on human gesture analysis. In the first step, a simple threshold is used as a criterion to analyze gestures. In the next step, a ...
-
Article dans une revue avec comité de lectureNavigation in a 3D immersive virtual environment is known to be prone to visually induced motion sickness (VIMS). Several psychophysiological and behavioral methods have been used to measure the level of sickness of a user, ...