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ORCIDSPA 2015: Poznan, Poland
- Signal Processing: Algorithms, Architectures, Arrangements, and Applications, SPA 2015, Poznan, Poland, September 23-25, 2015. IEEE 2015, ISBN 978-8-3620-6523-3
- General information. 5
- Heinrich Theodor Vierhaus:
Error resilience in nano-electronic digital circuits and systems. 9 - Harald Dingemans, Jakub Sobek:
Thermal camera cores - present and future. 10 - Andrzej Czyzewski:
Cross-domain applications of multimodal human-computer interfaces. 11 - Jaroslaw Majewski, Ryszard Wojtyna:
Application of evolutionary algorithm to signal analysis in frequency domain. 12-15 - Adam Konieczka
, Julian Balcerek, Agata Chmielewska, Adam Dabrowski:
Approach to local contrast enhancement. 16-19 - Nader Alexan, Hisham Othman, Pascal Montag:
An enhancement of software metrics as failure predictors. 20-27 - Frank A. C. Cabello, Julio León, Yuzo Iano, Rangel Arthur:
Implementation of a fixed-point 2D Gaussian Filter for Image Processing based on FPGA. 28-33 - Michal Lewandowski, Janusz Walczak:
Comparison of single-level and multi-level filtering systems of EEG signal. 34-37 - Jacek Blumenfeld, Marek Kocinski, Andrzej Materka:
A centerline-based algorithm for estimation of blood vessels radii from 3D raster images. 38-43 - Kalim Tobaji, Laura Matar, Antoine Abche, Elie Karam:
MRI image reconstruction approach for partial K-space based on the Discrete Fourier Transform in the least square sense. 44-49 - Katarzyna Bugajska, Andrzej Skalski, Janusz Gajda, Tomasz Drewniak:
The renal vessel segmentation for facilitation of partial nephrectomy. 50-55 - Tomasz Wozniak, Michal Strzelecki:
Segmentation of 3D magnetic resonance brain vessel images based on level set approaches. 56-61 - Maria Strakowska, Robert Strakowski, Michal Strzelecki:
Thermal-time constant imaging in cold-stress screening. 62-65 - Karol Kropidlowski, Marcin Kociolek, Michal Strzelecki, Dariusz Czubinski:
Nevus atypical pigment network distinction and irregular streaks detection in skin lesions images. 66-70 - Jaroslaw Oska, Jaroslaw Wojtun, Krzysztof Wodecki, Zbigniew Piotrowski:
Robustness analysis of automatic speech signal recognition system against factors degrading speech signal. 71-75 - Cong Yang, Marcin Grzegorzek, Ewa Lukasik:
Representing the evolving temporal envelope of musical instruments sounds using Computer Vision methods. 76-80 - Hugo Cordeiro, José Manuel Fonseca, Isabel Guimarães, Carlos Meneses:
Voice pathologies identification speech signals, features and classifiers evaluation. 81-86 - Tomasz Maka, Miroslaw Lazoryszczak:
Influence of simultaneous spoken sentences on the properties of spectral peaks. 87-92 - Michael Kröger, M. Rosenbaum, Wolfgang Sauer-Greff, Ralph Urbansky, M. Lorang, M. Siegrist:
Irregular sampling for X-ray imaging simulation. 93-97 - Pawel Karczmarek, Adam Kiersztyn, Przemyslaw Rutka, Witold Pedrycz:
Linguistic descriptors in face recognition: A literature survey and the perspectives of future development. 98-103 - Jozef Kotus, Piotr Szczuko, Maciej Szczodrak, Andrzej Czyzewski:
Application of fast cameras to string vibrations recording. 104-109 - Hyeong-Jun Cho, Sang-Hyeop Song, Jong-Hak Kim, Solima, Jun Dong Cho:
Simple object coordination tracking based on background modeling. 110-113 - Sung-muk Kang, Hyeong-Jun Cho, Seung-ho Kim, Jong-Hak Kim, Jun-Dong Cho:
Predicting visual fatigue in 3D image viewing by adjusting the baseline positioning. 114-118 - Christian Cabirol, Wolfgang Sauer-Greff, Andreas Bisplinghoff, Ralph Urbansky:
Complexity reduced turbo differential decoding based on layered LDPC decoding. 119-123 - Ireneusz Gawlik, Tomasz Pedzimaz, Szymon Piotr Palka, Bartosz Ziólko:
Efficient vectorized architecture for Feedback Delay Network reverberator with policy based design. 124-127 - Wassim Alexan, Ahmed E. El-Mahdy:
A hybrid relaying protocol for wireless cooperative networks based on the log-likelihood ratio. 128-133 - Wassim Alexan, Ahmed E. El-Mahdy:
A relay selection method for bidirectional wireless cooperative networks based on the log-likelihood ratio. 134-138 - Wassim Alexan, Lamiaa Daoud, Ahmed E. El-Mahdy:
LLR-based hybrid relaying as a countermeasure against an impulsive noise jamming attack. 139-144 - Jozef Kotus, Piotr Odya, Bozena Kostek:
Measurements and visualization of sound field distribution around organ pipe. 145-150 - Jozef Kotus:
Application of auto calibration and linearization algorithms to improve sound quality of computer devices. 151-156 - Edward Polrolniczak, Michal Kramarczyk:
Computer assessment of tremolo feature in the context of evaluation of singing quality. 157-161 - Radoslaw Weychan, Tomasz Marciniak, Adam Dabrowski:
Implementation aspects of speaker recognition using Python language and Raspberry Pi platform. 162-167 - K. Grabowska, Piotr Szczuko:
Ship resistance prediction with Artificial Neural Networks. 168-173 - Asim Qureshi, Raabid Hussain, Rasheeq Ali, Raafay Ijaz, Nasir Rasheed, Javaid Iqbal, Mohsin I. Tiwana:
Stair case perception using monoscopic vision for a teleoperated vehicle. 174-178 - Agata Chmielewska, Marianna Parzych, Tomasz Marciniak, Adam Dabrowski, Przemyslaw Walkowiak:
Application of the projective geometry in the density mapping based on CCTV monitoring. 179-184 - Pawel Pawlowski, Karol Piniarski, Adam Dabrowski:
Pedestrian detection in low resolution night vision images. 185-190 - Julian Balcerek, Pawel Pawlowski, Adam Dabrowski, Adam Konieczka:
Relations between features for automatic recognition of abnormal cases in emergency telephone call systems. 191-196 - Julian Balcerek, Karol Piniarski, Michal Urbanek, Karol Szalecki, Adam Konieczka:
Mobile applications for driver and pedestrian assistance. 197-202
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