Algorithm Theoretical Basis Document for Decorrelation Stretch Version 2 . 2 August 15 , 1996

Algorithm Theoretical Basis Document for Decorrelation Stretch

The decorrelation stretch is a process that is used to enhance (stretch) the color differences found in a color image. The method used to do this includes the removal of the inter-channel correlation found in the input pixels; hence, the term "decorrelation stretch". The purpose of this document is to explain: 1) the conditions that normally appear in multispectral data that indicate that color...

Noncommutative Grr Obner Bases. a Computational and Theoretical Tool

Overview These notes consists of ve lectures. Each lecture covers the material that I will present with fuller details and exercises. I have also included some material in appendices which the reader might nd interesting but which I will not have time to cover in my lectures. Lecture 1 introduces both linear Grr obner bases and Grr obner bases for algebras. Lecture 2 surveys some of the basis a...

INTERNET - DRAFT RTP Payload Format for Bundled MPEG August

This document describes a payload type for bundled, MPEG-2 encoded video and audio data to be used with RTP, version 2. Bundling has several advantages for this payload type particularly when it is used for video-on-demand applications. A scheme for pre-transmission of vital information to improve error resilience is described also.

A New Sight for Direct Decorrelation Stretch Techniques

Two decorrelation stretch techniques called Direct Decorrelation Stretch (DDS) and Intensity Conservation DDS (ICDDS) have been recommended for applications on highly correlated multispectral images. This work examines the approaches of DDS and ICDDS in more details and seeks to clarity some apparent misconceptions in saturation stretching. To describe the misconceptions, an IHS substitution (I...

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