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90 results about "Hilbert curve" patented technology

A Hilbert curve (also known as a Hilbert space-filling curve) is a continuous fractal space-filling curve first described by the German mathematician David Hilbert in 1891, as a variant of the space-filling Peano curves discovered by Giuseppe Peano in 1890. Because it is space-filling, its Hausdorff dimension is 2 (precisely, its image is the unit square, whose dimension is 2 in any definition of dimension; its graph is a compact set homeomorphic to the closed unit interval, with Hausdorff dimension 2).

Method of storing and retrieving multi-dimensional data using the hilbert curve

An improved method of partitioning and indexing multi-dimensional data that maps the data to one-dimensional values according to the sequence in which an approximation of a Hilbert space-filling curve passes through all of the points corresponding to potential multi-dimensional data in a data space. Data is partitioned into pages, each corresponding to a length of Hilbert curve. A page identifier is the sequence of the first point on its corresponding Hilbert curve section. The mapping orders data and also orders the data pages that contain data within a database. Mapping multi-dimensional data to one-dimensional values enables the data to be indexed using any one-dimensional index structure. The practical application of the indexing method is made viable and useful by the provision of a querying algorithm enabling data to be selectively retrieved in response to queries wherein all or some of the data that lies within a rectangular space within multi-dimensional space is required to be retrieved. The querying algorithm identifies pages whose corresponding curve sections intersect with a query region. The first intersecting page is found by calculating the lowest one-dimensional value corresponding to a possible multi-dimensional data value or point within the query region, and looking up in the index to find which page may contain this point. The next intersecting page, if it exists, is found by calculating the lowest one-dimensional value equal to or greater than the identifier of the next page to the one just identified. This new lowest one-dimensional, if found, is used to look up in the index and find the next page intersecting with the query region. Subsequent pages to be found, if any, are determined in a similar manner until no more are found. Pages found to intersect the query region can be searched for data lying within the query region.
Owner:LAWDER JONATHAN KEIR

Miniaturized antenna with reconfigurable frequency

The invention discloses a miniaturized antenna with a reconfigurable frequency, which a ground piece, a first dielectric plate arranged on the ground piece, a coupling feeder arranged on the first dielectric plate, a second dielectric plate arranged on the coupling feeder and a radiation unit arranged on the second dielectric plate, wherein the ground piece is electrically connected with the radiation unit through first through holes passing through the first dielectric plate and the second dielectric plate; and the radiation unit is of a split ring resonator structure. In the invention, the antenna size is greatly reduced through adopting the split ring resonator structure as the radiation unit and adopting a Hilbert curve to carry out splitting on SRRs (Split Ring Resonators), thereby achieving the purpose of antenna miniaturization. Meanwhile, a plurality of metal through holes are arranged on the dielectric plates to connect the radiation unit and the ground piece, and the grounding of the radiation antenna at different positions is realized by using the on-off of a variable capacitance diode so as to achieve impedance transformation, so that the number of grounded diodes is changed to adjust the number of switching frequencies.
Owner:BEIJING INST OF ELECTRONICS SYST ENG

Fast image filtering method based on space filling curves and extreme points

InactiveCN103218784AImprove filtering effectReduce interpolation errorImage enhancementPoint sequenceSource image
The invention relates to a fast image filtering method based on space filling curves and extreme points. The fast image filtering method based on the space filling curves and the extreme points comprises the following steps: a first step is that a source image to be filtered is input; a second step is that a Hilbert curve is generated; a third step is that pixel points in a two-dimensional image domain are subjected to sequencing according to an order indicated by the Hilbert curve, and a one-dimensional pixel point sequence is generated; a fourth step is that a maximum envelope and a minimum envelope of the one-dimensional pixel point sequence are calculated, and the obtained envelopes are subjected to fine processing; a fifth step is that the maximum envelope and the minimum envelope after the fine processing are used as input values, and an image base and image details after a smoothing filtering process are obtained through calculation of a mean value; and a sixth step is that one-dimensional filtering results of the image base and the image details are subjected to counter-Hilbert sequencing, an original two-dimensional image is divided into a smooth part and a detail part, and therefore filtering is finished. The fast image filtering method based on the space filling curves and the extreme points can extremely reduce interpolation errors and lower the complexity of the filtering, and can achieve a quasi-real-time effect.
Owner:BEIJING INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYGY

Separable ciphertext domain reversible data hiding method based on bit plane segmentation

The invention discloses a separable ciphertext domain reversible data hiding method based on bit plane segmentation, and the method comprises the steps: firstly providing a block classification scrambling algorithm and a traversal matrix encryption algorithm, and completing the encryption of an original image; secondly, realizing watermark image encryption by utilizing Hilbert curve encryption; in a ciphertext domain, an all-bit-plane scrambling technology is adopted, bit-plane rotation is firstly implemented, then the bit-plane rotation is partitioned and classified into continuous blocks and discontinuous blocks, and finally reversible data hiding is realized according to a pixel prediction method. Meanwhile, the secret keys can be separated, the hidden watermark can be extracted by the hidden secret key, the original image can be recovered by the encrypted secret key, and the watermark image can be extracted and the original image can be recovered by the double secret keys. According to the method, 100% reversibility is realized based on pixel prediction, the watermark image can be extracted without errors, the original image can be recovered 100%, and the method has the advantages of high safety, large capacity, high quality and good robustness.
Owner:LIAONING NORMAL UNIVERSITY

Secure location service scope query outsourcing method capable of implementing privacy protection

The invention discloses a secure location service scope query outsourcing method capable of implementing privacy protection. The method comprises the following steps: step 1, a location service provider preprocesses the POI data by using the Hilbert curve and the Merkle hash tree to obtain the POI data ciphertext set and the signature of the Merkle hash tree root, and sends the POI data ciphertext set and the signature to a cloud service provider; step 2, the location service provider preprocesses the user location information to obtain the Hilbert value range (i) Q (/i) ' of the user location information, and sends the Hilbert value range (i) Q (/i) ' to the cloud service provider; step 3, the cloud service provider implements one-to-one comparison on the Hilbert value range (i) Q (/i) ' and the Hilbert value of each POI data ciphertext in the POI data ciphertext set, and returns the POI data ciphertext which has the same Hilbert value as the Hilbert value contained in the Hilbert value range (i) Q (/i) ' to the user; and step 4, the user verifies the integrity and correctness of the returned POI data ciphertext. According to the method disclosed by the invention, the data privacy and the integrity of query results can be guaranteed, the computation and communication overheads can also be reduced, and thus the efficiency can be increased.
Owner:HUBEI UNIV

Three-dimensional cycloid-like intelligent polishing method guided by Hilbert curve

InactiveCN110532588AAchieve multi-directionalityEnsure polishing uniformityNeural learning methodsSpecial data processing applicationsMean squareMaterial removal
The invention discloses a three-dimensional cycloid-like intelligent polishing method guided by a Hilbert curve. The three-dimensional cycloid-like intelligent polishing method comprises the followingsteps: establishing a space mapping relationship between a three-dimensional curved surface and a two-dimensional plane of a workpiece; generating a standard Hilbert curve in the two-dimensional parameter domain, and performing deformation to obtain an improved Hilbert curve; taking the improved Hilbert curve as a guide line, and generating a cycloid track with adjustable step pitch and radius; fitting a polishing processing material removal calculation model by utilizing an artificial neural network, and predicting an average value and a mean square error of the material removal depth of each vertex of the three-dimensional grid curved surface; constraining the value range of each parameter of the polishing track; taking an average value and a mean square error of the material removal depth as optimization targets, and determining an optimal value combination of adjustable parameters in the cycloid trajectory by utilizing an intelligent optimization algorithm; projecting the cycloidtrajectory determined by the parameters to a two-dimensional plane, and reordering the disconnected trajectories on the boundary to form a complete cycloid trajectory; and inversely mapping the cycloid trajectory on the two-dimensional plane to the three-dimensional curved surface to obtain a final actually processed three-dimensional cycloid-like trajectory.
Owner:SOUTH CHINA UNIV OF TECH
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