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    Development Of Double Stage Filter (DSF) On Stereo Matching Algorithm For 3D Computer Vision Applications by Teo, Chee Huat

    Published 2016
    “…This thesis will present the design, development and analysis of performance on a developed Double Stage Filter (DSF) algorithm and other existing stereo matching algorithms. …”
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    Enhanced Image View Synthesis Using Multistage Hybrid Median Filter For Stereo Images by Ali Hussein Aboali, Maged Yahya

    Published 2018
    “…Disparity depth map estimation of stereo matching algorithm is one of the most active research topics in computer vision.In the field of image processing,many existing stereo matching algorithms to obtain disparity depth map are developed and designed with low accuracy.To improve the accuracy of disparity depth map is quite challenging and difficult especially with uncontrolled dynamic environment.The accuracy is affected by many unwanted aspects including random noises,horizontal streaks,low texture,depth map non-edge preserving, occlusion,and depth discontinuities.Thus,this research proposed a new robust method of hybrid stereo matching algorithm with significant accuracy of computation.The thesis will present in detail the development,design, and analysis of performance on Multistage Hybrid Median Filter (MHMF).There are two main parts involved in our developed method which combined in two main stages.Stage 1 consists of the Sum of Absolute Differences (SAD) from Basic Block Matching (BBM) algorithm and the part of Scanline Optimization (SO) from Dynamic Programming (DP) algorithm.While,Stage 2 is the main core of our MHMF as a post-processing step which included segmentation,merging, and hybrid median filtering.The significant feature of the post-processing step is on its ability to handle efficiently the unwanted aspects obtained from the raw disparity depth map on the step of optimization.In order to remove and overcome the challenges unwanted aspects, the proposed MHMF has three stages of filtering process along with the developed approaches in Stage 2 of MHMF algorithm.There are two categories of evaluation performed on the obtained disparity depth map: subjective evaluation and objective evaluation.The objective evaluation involves the evaluation on Middlebury Stereo Vision system and evaluation using traditional methods such as Mean Square Errors (MSE),Peak to Signal Noise Ratio (PSNR) and Structural Similarity Index Metric (SSIM).Based on the results of the standard benchmarking datasets from Middlebury,the proposed algorithm is able to reduce errors of non-occluded and all errors respectively.While,the subjective evaluation is done for datasets captured from MV BLUE FOX camera using human's eyes perception.Based on the results,the proposed MHMF is able to obtain accurate results, specifically 69% and 71% of non-occluded and all errors for disparity depth map, and it outperformed some of the existing methods in the literature such as BBM and DP algorithms.…”
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    Risk perception modeling based on physiological and emotional responses / Ding Huizhe by Ding , Huizhe

    Published 2024
    “…Therefore, accurate risk perception has become vital. This research aims to develop models for objectively assessing perceived risk. …”
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    The Development of Color Based Visual Search Utility by Mohamed, Al Mabruk S.

    Published 2001
    “…Finally, a binary search algorithm was used to match and display images requested. …”
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    An enhance embedding method using edge and textures detection for image steganography by Al-Maliki, Alaa Jabbar Qasim

    Published 2024
    “…The study utilized differential operators and filters to detect edges and textures in images, where data embedding is less perceptible. The least significant bit (LSB) matching method was applied to embed secret information. …”
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