This special issue of PRIA is devoted to some scientific results and trends of the 25th International Conference on pattern Recognition (Virtual, Milano, Italy, January 10-15, 2021). Two important events of ICPR-2020 ...
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This special issue of PRIA is devoted to some scientific results and trends of the 25th International Conference on pattern Recognition (Virtual, Milano, Italy, January 10-15, 2021). Two important events of ICPR-2020 are represented in this special issue: (1) The paper of Professor Ching Yee Suen (Centre for pattern Recognition and Machine Intelligence, Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering, Concordia University, Montreal, QC, Canada)-the recent winner of IAPR very prestigious K.S. Fu Prize for a year of 2020. The paper based on his lecture "From handwriting to human personality and facial beauty" presented at the ICPR 2020;(2) Special issue "ICPR-2020 Workshop "image Mining. Theory and Applications." The analysis of the scientific contribution of IMTA-VII-2021 allows us to draw the following conclusions: (1) The construction of a unified mathematical theory of imageanalysis is still far from complete. (2) There is considerable interest in the development of new mathematicalmethods for analyzing and evaluating information presented in the form of images. (3) There is a tendency to expand the mathematical apparatus in the development of new methods of imageanalysis and recognition by involving in this process areas of mathematics that were not previously used in imageanalysis. (4) The gap between the capabilities of new mathematicalmethods of imageanalysis and recognition and their actual use in solving applied problems remains significant. (5) There is an excessive use of neural networks in solving applied problems of imageanalysis and image recognition, and quite often without proper justification and interpretation of the results. The special issue includes articles based on the workshop papers selected by the IMTA-VII-2021 Program Committee for publication in PRIA. The PRIA special issue "Scientific Resume of the 25th International Conference on pattern Recognition" is prepared by the National Committee for pattern Recognition and image A
A central class of image understanding problems is concerned with reconstructing a shape from an incomplete data set, such as fitting a surface to (partially) given contours. A new theory for solving such problems is ...
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A central class of image understanding problems is concerned with reconstructing a shape from an incomplete data set, such as fitting a surface to (partially) given contours. A new theory for solving such problems is presented. Unlike the current heuristic methods, the method used starts from fundamental principles that should be followed by any reconstruction method, regardless of its mathematical or physical implementation. A mathematical procedure which conforms to these principles is presented. One major advantage of the method is the ability to handle shapes containing both smooth and sharp parts without using thresholds. A sharp variation, such as a corner, requires a high-resolution mesh for adequate representation, while slowly varying sections can be represented with sparser mesh points. Unlike current methods, this procedure fits the surface on a varying mesh. The mesh is constructed automatically to be more dense at parts of the image that have more rapid variation. Analytical examples are given in simple cases, followed by numerical experiments.
The brief review of main methods and features of the descriptive approach to imageanalysis (DAIA), viz. forming the system of concepts that characterize the initial information-images-in recognition problems, and des...
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The work is devoted to developing the main results in solving the fundamental problem of formalization and systematization of methods and forms of information representation in imageanalysis, recognition, and underst...
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General methods of image processing, analysis and enhancement and their biomedical applications developed by the scientific school of the Laboratory of mathematicalmethods of image Processing of the Faculty of Comput...
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General methods of image processing, analysis and enhancement and their biomedical applications developed by the scientific school of the Laboratory of mathematicalmethods of image Processing of the Faculty of Computational Mathematics and Cybernetics of Lomonosov Moscow State University are reviewed. The suggested general methods and algorithms of image quality enhancement for image resampling and super-resolution, ringing artifact reduction, image sharpening, image denoising, and image registration are described. imageanalysismethods based on Hermite projection method, Gauss-Laguerre functions and the use of phase information are presented. We describe and review the developed methods for medical imaging tasks solution, including problems in histology, color Doppler flow mapping, ultrasound liver fibrosis diagnostics, CT brain perfusion, Alzheimer's disease diagnostics, dermatology, chest X-ray imageanalysis, live cell image registration, tracking, segmentation and synthesis. The paper illustrates the basic research idea of the effectiveness of the hybrid approach when we jointly use classical mathematicalmethods and deep learning approaches.
The article is the second in a series on the current state and prospects of Descriptive imageanalysis, which is the leading branch of the modern mathematical theory of imageanalysis. Descriptive imageanalysis is a ...
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The article is the second in a series on the current state and prospects of Descriptive imageanalysis, which is the leading branch of the modern mathematical theory of imageanalysis. Descriptive imageanalysis is a logically organized set of descriptive methods and models for analyzing and evaluating information in the form of images and for automating knowledge and data extraction from images necessary for making intelligent decisions about real-world scenes displayed and represented in an analyzed image. Problems on making intelligent decisions based on data analysis require formal representation of the source information, ideally, a mathematical model. image modeling has a long, but not very productive history. Therefore, in the Descriptive Approach to imageanalysis and understanding (DA), the primary problem is bringing an image to a form suitable for recognition. The DA interprets the sought representation in the form of a descriptive image model (DIM). Due to the extremely complex informational nature and technical features involved in the digital representation of an image, it is impossible to construct a classical mathematical model of an image as an information object. To overcome this complexity and regularize the problem of bringing an image to a form convenient for recognition, a new mathematical object, a DIM is introduced and used in the DA. Models of recognition objects-images-and definitions of transformations over image models are considered. A formalized concept of descriptive image models is proposed. The results can be used to create a basis for methods of transforming and understanding an image as a mathematical object. The article's main contribution to developing the mathematical theory of imageanalysis is understanding of an image as an information object and mathematical object.
We used a counts-in-cells analysis for quantifying galaxy distributions in cosmological N-body simulations. We adopted seven simulations which were evolved from different power-law initial conditions and CDM initial c...
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We used a counts-in-cells analysis for quantifying galaxy distributions in cosmological N-body simulations. We adopted seven simulations which were evolved from different power-law initial conditions and CDM initial conditions with different density parameter. In our analyses, we focused on information of the galaxy distributions in two-dimensions, and adopted a mathematical morphology which is one of the most noticeable fields in imageanalysis. We propose new statistical measures which are based on the mathematical morphology. These measures relate to the area of the counts-in-cells or the pattern spectrum. From our analyses, the histogram of the area, the pattern spectrum, and these new measures are found to be useful to distinguish the difference of the galaxy distributions among power-law models as well as CDM models.
The work is devoted to computer science. The subject, fundamental research problems, methodology, structure, and applied problems are defined and analyzed. The mathematical apparatus of computer science and its main m...
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This paper is devolved to descriptive imageanalysis, an important, if not a leading, direction in the modern mathematical theory of imageanalysis. Descriptive imageanalysis is a logically organized set of descripti...
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This paper is devolved to descriptive imageanalysis, an important, if not a leading, direction in the modern mathematical theory of imageanalysis. Descriptive imageanalysis is a logically organized set of descriptive methods and models meant for analyzing and estimating the information represented in the form of images, as well as for automating the extraction (from images) of knowledge and data needed for intelligent decision making about the real-world scenes reflected and represented by images under analysis. The basic idea of descriptive imageanalysis consists in reducing all processes of analysis (processing, recognition, and understanding) of images to (1) construction of models (representations and formalized descriptions) of images;(2) definition of transformations over image models;(3) construction of models (representations and formalized descriptions) of transformations over models and representations of images;and (4) construction of models (representations and formalized descriptions) of schemes of transformations over models and representations of images that provide the solution to imageanalysis problems. The main fundamental sources that predetermined the origination and development of descriptive imageanalysis, or had a significant influence thereon, are considered. In addition, a brief description of the current state of descriptive imageanalysis that reflects the main results of the descriptive approach to analysis and understanding of images is presented. The opportunities and limitations of algebraic approaches to imageanalysis are discussed. During recent years, it was accepted that algebraic techniques, particularly, different kinds of image algebras, are the most promising direction of construction of the mathematical theory of imageanalysis and of the development of a universal algebraic language for representing imageanalysis transforms, as well as image representations and models. The main goal of the algebraic approaches is desi
The possibilities of using pattern recognition methods to study mathematical models with a large number of parameters are discussed. The principal point is to study models by constructing phase and parametric portrait...
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