Damage Recognition in RCC Building Frame

Effect of Blast on G+4 RCC Frame Structure

Need for designing certain important structures to resist blast loads is increasing in the recent past years, due to the enhanced terrorist operations. A bomb explosion can cause very serious damage on the building's external and internal structural frames. Collapse of one structural member in the vicinity of the source of explosion, may then create critical stress redistributions and lead to c...

Multi-frame Super Resolution for Improving Vehicle Licence Plate Recognition

License plate recognition (LPR) by digital image processing, which is widely used in traffic monitor and control, is one of the most important goals in Intelligent Transportation System (ITS). In real ITS, the resolution of input images are not very high since technology challenges and cost of high resolution cameras. However, when the license plate image is taken at low resolution, the license...

Damage detection in frame structures using damage locating vectors

Experiments in Building Recognition

In this report we study the problem of building recognition. Given a database of building images, we are interested in classifying a novel view of a building by finding the closest match from the database. We examine the efficacy of local scale-invariant features and their associated descriptors as representations of building appearance and use a simple voting scheme in the recognition phase.

Guidelines in Metastatic Rcc

primary endpoint, but also the secondary endpoints that should corroborate the primary endpoint, will stand. This approach is based on the Prentice principle, which states that a result has a higher probability of being truly positive if other related endpoints are also positive 1. An advantage in progression-free survival (pfs) has more chance of being true if a statistically significant advan...