Processing apparatus, processing method, and non-transitory storage medium
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorsYu NABETO, Katsumi KIKUCHI, Takami SATO, Soma SHIRAISHI
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Abstract
The present invention provides a processing apparatus (10) including: an acquisition unit (11) that acquires an image generated by a plurality of cameras for photographing a product picked up by a customer; a recognition unit (12) that recognizes the product, based on each of a plurality of images generated by the plurality of cameras; and a determination unit (13) that determines a final recognition result, based on a plurality of recognition results based on each of the plurality of images, and a size of a region where the product is present within each of the plurality of images.
Claims10
A processing apparatus comprising:
- at least one memory configured to store one or more instructions;
- and
- at least one processor configured to execute the one or more instructions to:
- acquire an image generated by a plurality of cameras for photographing a product picked up by a customer;
- recognize the product, based on each of a plurality of images generated by the plurality of cameras;
- and
- determine a final recognition result, based on a plurality of recognition results based on each of the plurality of images, and a size of a region where the product is present within each of the plurality of images.
A processing method comprising,
- by a computer:
- acquiring an image generated by a plurality of cameras for photographing a product picked up by a customer;
- recognizing the product, based on each of a plurality of images generated by the plurality of cameras;
- and
- determining a final recognition result, based on a plurality of recognition results based on each of the plurality of images, and a size of a region where the product is present within each of the plurality of images.
A non-transitory storage medium storing a program causing a computer to:
- acquire an image generated by a plurality of cameras for photographing a product picked up by a customer;
- recognize the product, based on each of a plurality of images generated by the plurality of cameras;
- and
- determine a final recognition result, based on a plurality of recognition results based on each of the plurality of images, and a size of a region where the product is present within each of the plurality of images.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.