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US 9,870,620 B2Granted
Non-linear associator and motion discriminator
AssigneeThe Johns Hopkins University
InventorsRichard E. Pavek, Alexander S. Hughes
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Abstract
An image analyzer includes processing circuitry that receives at least one image having a first set of bins and a second set of bins, shifts the first or second set of bins by a number of bins associated with a motion hypothesis to achieve sets of aligned bins, determines a product for each set of aligned bins, compares the products to a product threshold, and identifies an object based on the products that exceed the product threshold.
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An image analyzer comprising processing circuitry and computer product code configured to:
- receive at least one image associated with a first set of bins and a second set of bins;
- shift the first or second sets of bins by a number of bins associated with a motion hypothesis to achieve sets of aligned bins;
- determine products for each set of aligned bins;
- compare the products to a product threshold;
- and
- identify an object based on the products that exceed the product threshold.
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An image analyzer system comprising:
- a sensor configured to capture images;
- and
- an image analyzer comprising processing circuitry configured to:
- receive at least one image associated with a first set of bins and a second set of bins;
- shift the first or second sets of bins by a number of bins associated with a motion hypothesis to achieve sets of aligned bins;
- determine products for each set of aligned bins;
- compare the products to product threshold;
- and
- identify an object based on the products that exceed the product threshold.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.