Topographic Object Recognition through Shape
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چکیده
Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION Chapter 2: SHAPE-BASED DESCRIPTION 2.1 Fourier Descriptors 2.2 Moment Invariants 2.3 Scalar Descriptors Chapter 3: CLASSIFICATION 3.1 Supervised v Unsupervised Classification 3.2 Classification using Bayes Theorem 3.3 Implementing Bayesian Classification Chapter 4: COMBINING CLASSIFIERS 4.1 The Fusion Model 4.2 Theory 4.2.1 The Product Rule 4.2.2 Sum Rule 4.3 Classifier Combination 4.3.1 Majority Vote Rule 4.3.2 Min Rule 4.3.3 Max Rule 4.3.4 Median Rule 4.4 Implementing Data Fusion Chapter 5: EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS 5.1 Individual descriptors Chapter 6: CONCLUSIONS
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