2-D images classification based on "in terms of level" normalization
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https://doi.org/10.20535/RADAP.2015.61.50-59Keywords:
normalization, normal orthogonal transformation, pattern recognition, transform coefficient, 2D imageAbstract
Introduction. Possible methods of pattern recognition of 2D images are described. A matched filtering method based on "in terms of level" normalization is the best way for classification of 2D images. Example of "in terms of level" normalization algorithm of 2D images. By means of example whole process of comparison of 2D images based on proposed method is presented. Proposed algorithms. Normalization algorithm of 2D reference image based on orthogonal transformation and estimation algorithm of similarity between tested and reference 2D images are proposed. Conclusions. The main advantages of the proposed method of 2D image classification are presented in conclusions. Minimization of some disadvantages is proposed.Downloads
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2015-06-30
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Computing methods in radio electronics
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