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Recent Patents on Computer Science - Volume 4, Issue 1, 2011
Volume 4, Issue 1, 2011
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Distance Transforms: Academics Versus Industry
Authors: Egon L. van den Broek and Theo E. SchoutenIn image and video analysis, distance transformations (DT) are frequently used. They provide a distance image (DI) of background pixels to the nearest object pixel. DT touches upon the core of many applications; consequently, not only science but also industry has conducted a significant body of work in this field. However, in a vast majority of the cases this has not been published in major scientific outlets but has been file Read More
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Processing of Terrestrial Laser Scanning Point Cloud Data for Computational Modelling of Building Facades
Authors: Debra F. Laefer, Linh Truong-Hong and Michael FitzgeraldWith the rapidly increasing availability of laser scanning data and the growing pressure to use it as the basis for computational models, there has been heightened interest in quickly, cost-effectively, and accurately processing the resulting point cloud data sets so that they are compatible for importation into computational models. This paper presents traditional strategies for solid model generation and examines in detail inno Read More
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Hypothesis Support Mechanism for Mid-Level Visual Pattern Recognition
More LessThis paper presents a tractable and empirically-accurate algorithm, along with an integrated framework, realizing a mid-level visual process for pattern recognition. The algorithm and overall framework takes advantage of hypotheses provided by a high-level visual process, thereby, attempting to extract a region in an image based on these hypotheses. The main focus is to recognize analytical, as well as non-analytic Read More
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Predicting Gene Function by Using Computational Biology Combines with Gene Homology and Co-Expression
Authors: Ruijia Shi and Cunshuan XuWith the development of high-throughput analysis, the growing data of gene expression profile can be provided. It is possible to predict gene function by analyzing sequence homology and co-expression relation of the known marker genes and novel genes. In order to improve the accuracy of prediction gene function, this paper attempts to predict gene function by using computational biology combined with seque Read More
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Credit Decision-making Modeling of Banks with Support Vector Machine on Empirical Samples from Chinese Listed Companies between 2001 - 2010
Authors: Lu-Ya Lv, Fan Shi, Xiao-Qin Ni, Jie Sun, Qing-Hua Huang and Hui LiCredit decision is one of the major businesses for banks, and it plays a vital role for a bank’s development. It is of vital importance to improve the identification accuracy of debtors' financial situations, though there are many tools for financial data analysis. Support vector machine (SVM), a technique of artificial intelligence, has a relatively high accuracy for solving binary classification problems with small samples. This paper Read More
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Recent Patents and Publications on Digital Watermarking
More LessDigital watermarking has become a hot research topic in recent years. The main aim of digital watermarking is to prevent unauthorized reproduction of digital data and to protect copyrights. Most of the research on digital watermarking deal with invisible and robust watermark. The techniques and algorithms proposed in literature for watermarking can be grouped into three classes: time domain, frequency domain a Read More
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Patenting Logic, Mathematics or Logarithms? The Case of Computer-Assisted Proofs
More LessOne of the most important debates about symbolic entities is about its ontological status. In other words, their true nature. There are three knowledge domains, logic, mathematics and computer languages (algorithms), that share a common nature. From a conceptual analysis, we can justify that all three fields are logically equivalent and that the statements about one of them should be automatically extrapolated to ot Read More
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Molecular Buffer, Storage and Delivery Using a PANDA Ring Resonator and an Optical Router
A novel design of molecular buffer for molecule storage and delivery using a PANDA ring resonator is proposed. The optical vortices can be generated and controlled to form the trapping tools in the same way as the optical tweezers. In theory, the trapping force is formed by the combination between the gradient field and scattering photons, which is reviewed. By using the intense optical vortices generated within Read More
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Patent Selections
More LessThe patents annotated in this section have been selected from various patent databases. These recent patents are relevant to the articles published in this journal issue, categorized by different computation methods, bioinformatics, medical informatics, computer graphics, artificial intelligence, cybernetics, hardware architectures, software, theory and methods involved and related to computer science.
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