1 February 2004 Robust template-matching measurements for variations of signal amplitude
Munho Ryu, Jong Dae Kim, Byoung Woon Min
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A nonlinear measure for template matching is introduced to accommodate the signal amplitude variation of the targeting objects in noisy images. The pixels in the image area corresponding to the template are partitioned into two groups: the brighter pixels and the darker ones. The proposed measure is defined as the difference of the numbers of the brighter pixels in the object and the background. It is compared with the classical normalized covariance for the stability of the response and the success rate under the white Gaussian noise and the impulsive one, verifying its superiority. The proposed measure is tested also for a set of real images, where the target objects have disparate backgrounds. It is proved to have better performance than the normalized covariance, by comparing the correct match responses with the maximum of the mismatch responses, as well as the receiver operating characteristics.
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Munho Ryu, Jong Dae Kim, and Byoung Woon Min "Robust template-matching measurements for variations of signal amplitude," Optical Engineering 43(2), (1 February 2004). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.1634294
Published: 1 February 2004
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KEYWORDS
Interference (communication)

Signal to noise ratio

Binary data

Image processing

Optical engineering

Solids

Receivers

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