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DeconvDemo
An image deconvolution / deblur software
DeconvDemo is a Qt & opencv based image deconvolution/ deblur software which is including the spatial and frequency domain solver. image deconvolution / deblur software with non-blind deconvolution algorithm New: Add pregressive non-blined deconvolution Add blind kernel estimation Implemented mehtod: METHOD_WIENER, METHOD_TIKHONOV, METHOD_LUCY_RICHARDSON, METHOD_CONJUGATE_GRADIENT, METHOD_SPARSE_PRIOR, METHOD_GAUSSIAN_PRIOR, METHOD_NAIVE_EDGE_ENHANCEMENT, METHOD_CONVOLUTION, METHOD_PROGRESSIVE, METHOD_BLIND_KERNEL Improving: sparse prior blind deconvolution. ... -
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Motion Capture Data Acquisiton Tool
Human body movement data acquisition, processing and visualization
...There are different SW blocks including: unit interconnection, data calibration, data processing and visualization. The data are calibrated by six-position test or two-step algorithm and processed by Extended Kalman Filter or Unscented Kalman Filter. The final data are fitted to the human body model including its limitations and the visualization is performed in OpenGL. System function is illustrated by: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tpy9Vtelppk . -
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Implementation of a Silhouette extraction algorithm [1]. Coded in octave (matlab). [1] M. Yamada, K. Ebihara, and J. Ohya. A New Robust Real-time Method for Extracting Human Silhouettes from Color Images. Int. Conf. on Auto. Face and Gesture Recog., 1998
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