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In computer science, a sorting algorithm is an algorithm that puts elements of a list in a certain order. The most frequently used orders are numerical order and lexicographical order. Efficient sorting is important for optimizing the efficiency of other algorithms (such as search and merge algorithms) that require input data to be in sorted lists. Sorting is also often useful for canonicalizing data and for producing human-readable output. More formally, the output of any sorting algorithm must satisfy two conditions...

Fast hash vehicle retrieval method based on multi-task deep learning

ActiveCN107885764ASolve the problem of weak generalization abilityMaximize sharingCharacter and pattern recognitionNeural architecturesSorting algorithmSemantics
The invention provides a fast hash vehicle retrieval method based on multi-task deep learning. The fast hash vehicle retrieval method includes a multi-task deep convolutional neural network used for deep learning and training recognition, a segmented compact hash code and instance feature fusion method for improving the retrieval accuracy and the practicality of the retrieval method, a local sensitive hash reordering algorithm for improving the retrieval performance and a cross-modal retrieval method for improving the robustness and accuracy of a retrieval engine. In the fast hash vehicle retrieval method, firstly, a method for segmented learning of hash codes through a multi-task deep convolutional network is proposed, image semantics and image representation are combined, the connectionbetween related tasks is used for improving the retrieval accuracy and refining image features, and at the same time, minimizing image coding is used for making learned vehicle features more robust; secondly, a feature pyramid network is used for extracting the instance features of vehicle images; then, a local sensitive hash reordering method is used for retrieving the extracted features; and finally, a cross-modal assisted vehicle retrieval method is used for the special case in which target images of inquired vehicles cannot be obtained.
Owner:ENJOYOR COMPANY LIMITED

Visualization and Processing of Multidimensional Data Using Prefiltered and Sorting Criteria

InactiveUS20070217689A1Rapidly and efficiently extracting useful informationFacilitates independent sorting backcoloringImage enhancementImage analysisDigital imagingSorting algorithm
Complex multidimensional datasets generated by digital imaging spectroscopy can be organized and analyzed by applying software and computer-based methods comprising sorting algorithms. Combinations of these algorithms to images and graphical data, allow pixels or features to be rapidly and efficiently classified into meaningful groups according to defined criteria. Multiple rounds of pixel or feature selection may be performed based on independent sorting criteria. In one embodiment sorting by spectral criteria (e.g., intensity at a given wavelength) is combined with sorting by temporal criteria (e.g., absorbance at a given time) to identify microcolonies of recombinant organisms harboring mutated genes encoding enzymes having desirable kinetic attributes and substrate specificity. Restriction of the set of pixels analyzed in a subsequent sort based on criteria applied in an earlier sort (“sort and lock” analyses) minimize computational and storage resources. User-defined criteria can also be incorporated into the sorting process by means of a graphical user interface that comprises a visualization tools including a contour plot, a sorting bar and a grouping bar, an image window, and a plot window that allow run-time interactive identification of pixels or features meeting one or more criteria, and display of their associated spectral or kinetic data. These methods are useful for extracting information from imaging data in applications ranging from biology and medicine to remote sensing.
Owner:KAIROS SCI

Visualization and processing of multidimensional data using prefiltering and sorting criteria

InactiveUS20050114801A1Rapidly and efficiently extracting useful informationFacilitates independent sortingImage enhancementDrawing from basic elementsSorting algorithmDigital imaging
Complex multidimensional datasets generated by digital imaging spectroscopy can be organized and analyzed by applying software and computer-based methods comprising sorting algorithms. Combinations of these algorithms to images and graphical data, allow pixels or features to be rapidly and efficiently classified into meaningful groups according to defined criteria. Multiple rounds of pixel or feature selection may be performed based on independent sorting criteria. In one embodiment sorting by spectral criteria (e.g., intensity at a given wavelength) is combined with sorting by temporal criteria (e.g., absorbance at a given time) to identify microcolonies of recombinant organisms harboring mutated genes encoding enzymes having desirable kinetic attributes and substrate specificity. Restriction of the set of pixels analyzed in a subsequent sort based on criteria applied in an earlier sort (“sort and lock” analyses) minimize computational and storage resources. User-defined criteria can also be incorporated into the sorting process by means of a graphical user interface that comprises a visualization tools including a contour plot, a sorting bar and a grouping bar, an image window, and a plot window that allow run-time interactive identification of pixels or features meeting one or more criteria, and display of their associated spectral or kinetic data. These methods are useful for extracting information from imaging data in applications ranging from biology and medicine to remote sensing.
Owner:YANG MARY M +5

Intelligent target scoring system and method based on multi-bullet-hole mode recognition algorithm

InactiveCN106802113ADistinguish between shooting modesControl tasks are simpleImage enhancementImage analysisCorrection algorithmSorting algorithm
The invention provides an intelligent target scoring system and method based on a multi-bullet-hole mode recognition algorithm. The system comprises a sound control sensor, a swarm intelligence camera, a supervisory control computer and a mobile client. The intelligence camera is arranged in front of targets. Shooting signals trigger the intelligence camera to collect images through the sound control sensor. A target surface positioning correction algorithm, a multi-bullet-hole recognition sorting algorithm and a target scoring algorithm are used for acquiring the bullet hole type and shooting scoring information in real time, and then the information is uploaded to the supervisory control computer and the mobile client through an internal WIFI module. The mobile client conducts voice target scoring, the supervisory control computer displays the shooting scoring information of each shooter in real time, and a user interface is provided for performing statistical query and intelligent management on the shooting information. According to the intelligent target scoring system and method, shooting target scoring of each target is independent and does not depend on the supervisory control computer, the structure is simple, and safety and reliability are achieved; and meanwhile, the provided mode recognition method is high in antijamming capability, the bullet hole recognition rate is high and real-time performance and accuracy can be achieved.
Owner:XI AN JIAOTONG UNIV
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