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Author(s): S. Panayiotou & A. Soper
Abstract:
Locating a fault or recognising an object in an image requires complex processing
normally resulting in a sequence of stages: image enhancement, segmentation of
areas of interest and detailed matching of the objects.
Each of these stages is
normally broken down further into a sequence of standard image processing
primitives.
Many of these primitives are now commercially available in the form
of a library.
The total number of such primitives is now large.
To successfully
locate an object a sequence of these primitives needs to be chosen and their
associated parameters tuned.
This paper presents a planning system for performing
this task.
Further the system can adapt to changes in the environment (e.g.
lighting,
noise and, object) efficiently through r...
Pages: 8
Size: 603 kb
Paper DOI: 10.2495/AI950181
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