2014
DOI: 10.3788/hplpb20142607.73102
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Target aided identification in passive human THz-image

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“…Radar, ultrasonic sensor and CMOS camera are integrated into one. The advantage of this integration not only improves the accuracy and reliability of mobile robot identification of indoor locations, but also can continue to identify under various conditions to achieve the purpose of identification [6]; because the CMOS camera requires There are requirements for light intensity. It can only play a role in the condition of sufficient light to visually recognize objects.…”
Section: Iceeat-2022 Journal Of Physics: Conference Series 2467 (2023...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Radar, ultrasonic sensor and CMOS camera are integrated into one. The advantage of this integration not only improves the accuracy and reliability of mobile robot identification of indoor locations, but also can continue to identify under various conditions to achieve the purpose of identification [6]; because the CMOS camera requires There are requirements for light intensity. It can only play a role in the condition of sufficient light to visually recognize objects.…”
Section: Iceeat-2022 Journal Of Physics: Conference Series 2467 (2023...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, extracting features of targets from terahertz images and automatically and accurately identifying and locating various types of targets is the key to efficient detection. Traditional target detection methods for terahertz images include threshold segmentation methods [7], edge-based detection methods [8], and clusteringbased detection methods [9]. However, the traditional terahertz image detection algorithms are not effective because terahertz images lack texture details, the target contour is not obvious, and it is more likely to produce misdetection and omission detection in complex background environments.…”
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confidence: 99%