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ORCIDSPA 2018: Poznan, Poland
- Signal Processing: Algorithms, Architectures, Arrangements, and Applications, SPA 2018, Poznan, Poland, September 19-21, 2018. IEEE 2018, ISBN 978-83-62065-31-8
- Bart M. ter Haar Romeny
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Vision for Vision - Deep Learning in Retinal Image Analysis. 12 - Heinrich Theodor Vierhaus:
Migrating Electronic Systems from Fault Tolerant Computing to Error Resilience. 13 - Pawel Strumillo:
Electronic Systems and Interfaces Aiding the Visually Impaired. 14 - Adam Dabrowski:
Contemporary technologies and techniques for processing of human eye images. 15 - Grzegorz Szwoch:
Suppression of distortions in signals received from Doppler sensor for vehicle speed measurement. 16-21 - Marek Kulawiak:
Programmatic Simulation of Laser Scanning Products. 22-26 - Fatih Serdar Sayin, Sertan Ozen, Ulvi Baspinar:
Hand Gesture Recognition by Using sEMG Signals for Human Machine Interaction Applications. 27-30 - Jerzy Fiolka:
Preliminary investigation of the in-cylinder pressure signal using Teager energy operator. 31-36 - Faezeh Fallah, Bin Yang, Sven S. Walter, Fabian Bamberg:
Hierarchical Feature-learning Graph-based Segmentation of Fat-Water MR Images. 37-42 - Jalil Nourmohammadi-Khiarak, Samaneh Mazaheri, Rohollah Moosavi Tayebi, Hamid Noorbakhsh-Devlagh:
Object Detection utilizing Modified Auto Encoder and Convolutional Neural Networks. 43-49 - Emre Canayaz, Veysel Gokhan Bocekci:
Comparison of Performance of Different Background Subtraction Methods for Detection of Heavy Vehicles. 50-54 - Grzegorz Sarwas, Slawomir Skoneczny:
FSIFT based feature points for face hierarchical clustering. 55-58 - Krzysztof Krupa, Marcin Grochowina:
Microprocessor implementation of the sound source location process based on the correlation of signals. 59-63 - Jozef Kotus:
Determination of the Vehicles Speed Using Acoustic Vector Sensor. 64-69 - Michal Pielka, Pawel Janik, Malgorzata Aneta Janik, Zygmunt Wróbel:
An adaptive transmission algorithm for an inertial motion capture system in the aspect of energy saving. 70-75 - Marek Parfieniuk, Sang Yoon Park:
A critique of some rough approximations of the DCT. 76-81 - Tomasz Grzywalski, Szymon Drgas:
Application of recurrent U-net architecture to speech enhancement. 82-87 - Marcin Matlacz, Grzegorz Sarwas:
Crowd counting using complex convolutional neural network. 88-92 - Michal Bednarek, Krzysztof Walas:
Simulated Local Deformation & Focal Length Optimisation For Improved Template-Based 3D Reconstruction of Non-Rigid Objects. 93-97 - Sebastian Cygert, Andrzej Czyzewski:
Vehicle detector training with labels derived from background subtraction algorithms in video surveillance. 98-103 - Szymon Zaporowski, Joanna Golebiewska, Bozena Kostek, Julia Piltz:
Audio-visual aspect of the Lombard effect and comparison with recordings depicting emotional states. 104-107 - Ba Chien Thai, Anissa Mokraoui, Basarab Matei:
HDR Image Tone Mapping Approach based on Near Optimal Separable Adaptive Lifting Scheme. 108-113 - Adam Borowicz:
On Using Quaternionic Rotations for Indpendent Component Analysis. 114-119 - Nick A. Petrovsky, Eugene V. Rybenkov, Alexander A. Petrovsky:
Two-dimensional non-separable quaternionic paraunitary filter banks. 120-125 - Yaprak Eminaga, Adem Coskun, Izzet Kale:
IIR Wavelet Filter Banks for ECG Signal Denoising. 130-133 - Pawel Pawlowski, Adam Pawlikowski, Rafal Dlugosz, Adam Dabrowski:
Programmable, switched-capacitor finite impulse response filter realized in CMOS technology for education purposes. 134-139 - Piotr Janus, Tomasz Kryjak:
Hardware implementation of the Gaussian Mixture Model foreground object segmentation algorithm working with ultra-high resolution video stream in real-time. 140-145 - Marcin Kociolek, Peter Bajcsy, Mary Brady, Antonio Cardone:
Interpolation-Based Gray-Level Co-Occurrence Matrix Computation for Texture Directionality Estimation. 146-151 - Marcin Kociolek, Michal Strzelecki, Szvmon Szymajda:
On the influence of the image normalization scheme on texture classification accuracy. 152-157 - Michal Bednarek, Krzysztof Walas:
Spatial Transformations in Deep Neural Networks. 158-162 - Jakub Bednarek, Karol Piaskowski, Michal Bednarek:
Methods of Enriching The Flow of Information in The Real-Time Semantic Segmentation Using Deep Neural Networks. 163-167 - Jakub Jurek, Marek Kocinski, Andrzej Materka, Are Losnegård, Lars Reisæter, Ole J. Halvorsen, Christian Beisland, Jarle Rørvik, Arvid Lundervold:
Dictionary-based through-plane interpolation of prostate cancer T2-weighted MR images. 168-173 - Jakub Jurek, Mateusz Pelesz, Are Losnegård, Lars Reisæter, Andrzej Wojciechowski, Artur Klepaczko, Ole J. Halvorsen, Christian Beisland, Marek Kocinski, Andrzej Materka, Jarle Rørvik, Arvid Lundervold:
CRF-Based Clustering of Pharmacokinetic Curves from Dynamic Contrast-Enhanced MR Images. 174-179 - Carlos Vinhais, Marek Kocinski, Andrzej Materka:
Centerline-Radius Polygonal-Mesh Modeling of Bifurcated Blood Vessels in 3D Images using Conformal Mapping. 180-185 - Marcin Grochowina, Lucyna Leniowska:
Design and implementation of a device supporting automatic diagnosis of arteriovenous fistula. 186-190 - Lukasz Kubus, Alexander Yastrebov, Katarzyna Poczeta, Magdalena Poterala, Leszek Gromadzinski:
The use of fuzzy cognitive maps in evaluation of prognosis of chronic heart failure patients. 191-196 - Akira Ikuta, Hisako Orimoto:
Fuzzy Bayesian Filter for Sound Environment by Considering Additive Property of Energy Variable and Fuzzy Observation in Decibel Scale. 197-202 - Cezary Wernik, Grzegorz Ulacha:
Application of adaptive Golomb codes for lossless audio compression. 203-207 - Karolina Marciniuk, Maciej Szczodrak, Andrzej Czyzewski:
An application of acoustic sensors for the monitoring of road traffic. 208-212 - Damian Koszewski, Bozena Kostek:
Low-level audio descriptors-based analysis of music mixes from different Digital Audio Workstations - case study. 213-216 - Przemyslaw Falkowski-Gilski:
Transmitting Alarm Information in DAB+ Broadcasting System. 217-222 - Piotr Klosowski:
Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing and Language Modelling. 223-228 - Wladyslaw Magiera, Urszula Libal:
Statistical properties of signals approximated by orthogonal polynomials and Schur parametrization. 229-234 - A. A. Kim, Olga Lukovenkova, Yuri Marapulets, Alexander Tristanov:
Using a sparse model to evaluate the internal structure of impulse signals. 235-238 - Tomasz Maka, Miroslaw Lazoryszczak:
Detecting the Number of Speakers in Speech Mixtures by Human and Machine. 239-244 - Janusz Rafalko:
Marking the Allophones Boundaries Based on the DTW Algorithm. 245-249 - Adam Konieczka, Ewelina Michalowicz, Karol Piniarski:
Infrared thermal camera-based system for tram drivers warning about hazardous situations. 250-254 - Adam Bykowski, Szymon Kupinski:
Feature matching and ArUco markers application in mobile eye tracking studies. 255-260 - Marianna Parzych, Tomasz Marciniak, Adam Dabrowski:
Adaptive methods of time-dependent crowd density distribution visualization. 261-267 - Julian Balcerek, Mateusz Luczak, Pawel Pawlowski, Adam Dabrowski:
Automatic recognition of image details using stereovision and 2D algorithms. 268-273 - Zenon Kidon, Jerzy Fiolka:
Evaluation postural stability using complex-valued data Fourier analysis of the follow-up posturographic trajectories. 274-279 - Artur Klepaczko, Martyna Muszelska, Eli Eikefjord, Jarle Rørvik, Arvid Lundervold:
Automated determination of arterial input function in DCE-MR images of the kidney. 280-285 - Michal Strzelecki, Artur Klepaczko, Martyna Muszelska, Eli Eikefjord, Jarle Rørvik, Arvid Lundervold:
An artificial neural network for GFR estimation in the DCE-MRI studies of the kidneys. 286-291 - Artur Klepaczko, Piotr Skulimowski, Michal Strzelecki, Ludomir Stefanczyk, Eli Eikefjord, Jarle Rørvik, Arvid Lundervold:
Numerical simulation of the b-SSFP sequence in MR perfusion-weighted imaging of the kidney. 292-297 - Baixiang Zhao, John J. Soraghan, Gaetano Di Caterina, Lykourgos Petropoulakis, Derek Grose, Trushali Doshi:
Automatic 3D segmentation of MRI data for detection of head and neck cancerous lymph nodes. 298-303 - Hisako Orimoto, Akira Ikuta:
Noise Cancellation Method for Speech Signal by Using an Extension Type UKF. 304-309 - Marzena Miesikowska:
Speech Intelligibility in the presence of X4 Unmanned Aerial Vehicle. 310-314 - Hugo Cordeiro, Carlos Meneses:
Low band continuous speech system for voice pathologies identification. 315-320 - Maxim Vashkevich, Elias Azarov, Alexander Petrovsky, Yuliya Rushkevich:
Features extraction for the automatic detection of ALS disease from acoustic speech signals. 321-326 - Marek Kulawiak, Przemyslaw Falkowski-Gilski, Marcin Kulawiak:
DAB+ Coverage Analysis: a New Look at Network Planning using GIS Tools. 327-331 - Anatoliy A. Platonov, Ievgen Zaitsev:
Perfect Low Power Narrowband Transmitters for Dense Wireless Sensor Networks. 332-337 - Jan Wietrzykowski:
Probabilistic reasoning for indoor positioning with sequences of WiFi fingerprints. 338-343 - Pawel Pawlowski, Karol Piniarski, Adam Dabrowski:
Selection and tests of lossless and lossy video codecs for advanced driver-assistance systems. 344-349 - Tatsiana Viarbitskaya, Andrzej Dobrucki:
Audio processing with using Python language science libraries. 350-354 - Michal Luczynski, Stefan Brachmanski, Andrzej Dobrucki:
Active elimination of tonal components in acoustic signals. 355-360 - Maciej Sabiniok, Stefan Brachmanski:
Analysis of application possibilities of Grey System Theory to detection of acoustic feedback. 361-366 - Krzysztof Sozanski, Anna Sozanska:
Low Frequency Loudspeaker Measurements Using An Anechoic Acoustic Chamber. 367-372
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