Classification of images using a dictionary of compressed time-frequency atoms
AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy
InventorJohn M. Impagliazzo
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AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy
InventorJohn M. Impagliazzo
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A method for automatically classifying test images based on their similares with a dictionary of example target and non-target images. The method operates by receiving a test image and then initializing variables for an iteration count and for the linear expansion of the test image. The test image is then projected onto each one of the target and non-target images in the dictionary, wherein a maximum scaling coefficient is selected for each iteration. A residue is then generated, and the linear expansion of the test image is increased until a predetermined number of iterations have been performed. Once this predetermined number of iterations have been performed, the sum of the scaling coefficients belonging to the target examples in the dictionary is compared to the sum of the scaling coefficients belonging to the non-target examples in the dictionary to determine whether the image is a target signal or a non-target signal.
A method for classifying an unknown test image by comparing the unknown test image to a dictionary of example images each of which is associated with an outcome class, comprising the steps of:
A method for classifying unknown test images based on their similarities with a dictionary of example target and non-target images, comprising the steps of:
A method for classifying unknown test images based on their similarities with a dictionary of example target and non-target images, comprising the steps of:
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