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Advances in computer image recognition have significantly impacted many industries, including healthcare, security and autonomous systems. This paper aims to explore the potential of improving image algorithms to enhance computer image recognition. Specifically, we will focus on regression methods as a means to improve the accuracy and efficiency of identifying images. In this study, we will analyze various regression techniques and their applications in computer image recognition, as well as the resulting performance improvements through detailed examples and data analysis. This paper deals with the problems related to visual image processing in outdoor unstructured environment. Finally, the heterogeneous patterns are converted into the same pattern, and the heterogeneous patterns are extracted from the fusion features of data modes. The simulation results show that the perception ability and recognition ability of outdoor image recognition in complex environment are improved. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Based on the traditional Fast Retina Keypoint (FREAK) feature description algorithm, this paper proposed a Gravity-FREAK feature description algorithm based on Micro-electromechanical Systems (MEMS) sensor to overcome the limited computing performance and memory resources of mobile devices and further improve the reality interaction experience of clients through digital information added to the real world by augmented reality technology. The algorithm takes the gravity projection vector corresponding to the feature point as its feature orientation, which saved the time of calculating the neighborhood gray gradient of each feature point, reduced the cost of calculation and improved the accuracy of feature extraction. In the case of registration method of matching and tracking natural features, the adaptive and generic corner detection based on the Gravity-FREAK matching purification algorithm was used to eliminate abnormal matches, and Gravity Kaneda-Lucas Tracking (KLT) algorithm based on MEMS sensor can be used for the tracking registration of the targets and robustness improvement of tracking registration algorithm under mobile environment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Traffic identification of the target category is currently a significant challenge for network monitoring and management. To identify the target category with pertinence, a feature extraction algorithm based on the subset with highest proportion is presented in this paper. The method is proposed to be applied to the identification of any category that is assigned as the target one, but not restricted to certain specific category. We divide the process of feature extraction into two stages. In the stage of primary feature extraction, the feature subset is extracted from the dataset which has the highest proportion of the target category. In the stage of secondary feature extraction, the features that can distinguish the target and interfering categories are added to the feature subset. Our theoretical analysis and experimental observations reveal that the proposed algorithm is able to extract fewer features with greater identification ability of the target category. Moreover, the universality of the proposed algorithm proves to be available with the experiment that every category is set to be the target one. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper addresses the problem of mother wavelet selection for wavelet signal processing in feature extraction and pattern recognition. The problem is formulated as an optimization criterion, where a wavelet library is defined using a set of parameters to find the best mother wavelet function. For estimating the fitness function, adopted to evaluate the performance of the wavelet function, analysis of variance is used. Genetic algorithm is exploited to optimize the determination of the best mother wavelet function. For experimental evaluation, solutions for best mother wavelet selection are evaluated on various biomedical signal classification problems, where the solutions of the proposed algorithm are assessed and compared with manual hit-and-trial methods. The results show that the solutions of automated mother wavelet selection algorithm are consistent with the manual selection of wavelet functions. The algorithm is found to be invariant to the type of signals used for classification. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper, we introduce EXPress closED ITemset Enumeration (E xpedite ), a new frequent closed itemset (FCI) miner designed to speed up the process of FCIs extraction from a dataset of transactions. Compared to the state of the art, E xpedite provides a CPU time saving of up to two orders of magnitude without compromising other dimensions of performance (e.g. memory). The reason why it is so fast is that E xpedite wastes less time in mining intermediate item sets that are discarded in later phases of the algorithm. More specifically, it cuts down the number of both duplicate FCIs—those generated multiple times by the algorithm—and infrequent itemsets—those with low support or no supporting transactions. This feature, enjoyable by both sparse and dense datasets, is analytically motivated first, and then experimentally supported by extensive tests on real datasets. As a further contribution, we propose two alternative implementations of E xpedite that perform even better than the basic version, although they rely on particular features of the input dataset. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]