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21 November 2002 Invariant digital color correlation for the identification of worm parasites from bullseye pufferfish
Emma Josefina Fajer Avila, Josué Alvarez-Borrego
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Abstract
The secure identification of parasites can be problematic and yet it is of prime importance. However, the specific identification of the parasites with traditional techniques can be slow and time consuming, requiring quality preparations where each taxonomically important structure can be clearly observed. Color information becomes an important discriminant feature, which we need to include in the whole identification process. Digital images of the monogeneans: Heterobothrium ecuadori and Neobenedenia melleni and, the digeneans Lintonium vibex, Homalometron longisinosum, Bianium plicitum and Phyllodistomum mirandai were processed to obtain their diffraction patterns. A numerical simulation was performed in order to correlate diffraction patterns of parasites species with phase only filters. The position, scale and rotation invariant image recognition was made through the scale transform.
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Emma Josefina Fajer Avila and Josué Alvarez-Borrego "Invariant digital color correlation for the identification of worm parasites from bullseye pufferfish", Proc. SPIE 4790, Applications of Digital Image Processing XXV, (21 November 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.452342
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KEYWORDS
Diffraction

Promethium

Composites

Phase only filters

Fourier transforms

Image filtering

Digital image processing

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