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Title: Multi Object and Shadow Detection using Deep Learning Techniques for Real Images
Researcher: Pavan Kumar Reddy, Sana
Guide(s): Harikiran, Jonnadula
Keywords: classification
Object detection
segmentation
University: Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT-AP)
Completed Date: 2024
Abstract: Machine visualization is made possible by object detection algorithms that can analyze newlineimages to find all objects of interest, classify them, and pinpoint their locations.The greatest human visual system is capable of recognizing and following moving objects.The growth of video-based applications in various fields, including surveillance, traffic monitoring, military newlinesecurity, sports video analysis, robot navigation, etc., has been made possible by the increased accessibility of high-quality cameras. Robust object tracking still poses significant difficulties despite the many strategies that have been put orth.Therefore, several issues need to be handled, including dynamic backdrops, foreground items during the training period, lighting changes, and occlusion. The primary objective of this thesis is to create innovative, advanced newlineobject-tracking algorithms to overcome the problems. Initially, a Cusp Pixel Labelled Model with Precise Tuned Outline using Machine Learning (CPLM-PTOML) to identify the precise object that is present in the image by detecting the edge location of the item in the picture and retrieving the object s framework. The suggested model divides image segments into contour and non-contour categories based on the 1 and 0 values in the pixel labeling. newlineKnowledge of both the big picture and the smallest details is required for the image labeling endeavour.image segmentation and subsequent image classification Using Deep CNNs.Digital image processing can be used to detect shadows in photographs. Shadows are inevitable in remote sensing photographs, particularly in metropolitan environments, due to the block of high-rise objects and the influence of the sun s altitude. Hence, a Multi Layered Linked approach with Tagged feature model for shadow angle Detection (MLTFM-SAD) to recognise the shadows in aerial images and their angles. The input images are first subject to image newlinesegmentation. Secondly, a pixel set corresponding to the segmented shadow mask map is constructed using the hybrid
Pagination: x,108
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10603/575009
Appears in Departments:Department of Computer Science and Engineering

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