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Apparatus for detecting foreign matter with high selectivity and high sensitivity by image processing

PCT No. PCT/JP96/03778 Sec. 371 Date Apr. 17, 1998 Sec. 102(e) Date Apr. 17, 1998 PCT Filed Dec. 25, 1996 PCT Pub. No. WO98/11456 PCT Pub. Date Mar. 19, 1998This invention provides a contaminant-detecting apparatus having high selectivity and high sensitivity against a contaminant. A product (1) is conveyed to a point where it is irradiated by x-rays from source (3). An x-ray detector (4), having a predetermined detection unit width in a direction perpendicularly intersecting the conveying direction, then detects the x-rays transmitted through the product. A storage unit (5) stores a two-dimensional distribution of x-ray intensity detected by the x-ray detector as a transmission image in units of pixels. An average calculation unit (7) performs a sum-or-product operation of a kernel, which is equal to or larger than 7x7 pixels, (9x9 or 11x11), and equal to or smaller than (a pixel count corresponding to +E,fra 1/2+EE the predetermined x-ray detection unit width)x(pixel count corresponding to +E,fra 1/2+EE the predetermined x-ray detection unit width), and includes a target pixel, in units of pixels of the transmission image stored in the storage unit by using a predetermined coefficient matrix, thereby calculating the weighted average over the kernel. A difference calculation unit (8) calculates the difference between the x-ray intensity of the target pixel of the transmission image stored in the storage unit and the weighted average over the kernel of the target pixel which is calculated by the difference calculation unit. A determination unit (9) compares the difference calculated by the difference calculation unit with predetermined criteria, thereby determining presence/absence of a contaminant in the product to be tested.
Owner:ANRITSU SANKI SYSTEM CO LTD

Machine vision technology based method for rapidly detecting egg freshness

The invention relates to a machine vision technology based method for rapidly detecting egg internal quality, belonging to non-destructive testing technologies for agricultural and animal products. According to the method, a machine vision technology is used for acquiring characteristics on three aspects including a color space, an eggshell shape and an egg density from an egg transmission image so as to comprehensively judge the freshness characteristic of the egg. The machine vision technology based method specifically comprises the steps: acquiring the transmission image of an egg under a certain illumination condition, transmitting the transmission image to a computer through image acquisition equipment, acquiring the information on the three aspects including the color space, an egg yolk area and the egg density from the acquired egg image, fusing and screening the information on the three aspects, and finally obtaining a detection result of the egg freshness by means of a multi-variable analysis model in a standard library, wherein the information on the three aspects including the color space, the egg yolk area and the egg density is in one-to-one correspondence to three phenomena of diluted concentrated egg white, enlarged egg yolk area and raised gas cell height which are expressed under an egg freshness drop condition. In addition, grading can be carried out according to standards so that the egg freshness can be detected more objectively and accurately.
Owner:JIANGSU UNIV

Catadioptric 1x projection system and method

A new and useful method and projection system for projecting an image from an object plane to an image plane is provided. The method and system is designed to operate at a 1× magnification, a relatively high NA, with a relatively large instantaneous scanning field, and to achieve sub-micron resolution at high optical throughput. An object plane is scanned across an instantaneous rectangular field at least 40 mm in the direction of scan and at least 132 mm in a direction that is perpendicular to the scan, and the scanned image is projected onto the image plane through a catadioptric projection system configured for a 1× magnification and a numerical aperture of at least 0.23. The catadioptric projection system includes (i) a first field lens group configured to transmit an image ray bundle from the object plane, (ii) a first plane reflector configured to reflect and redirect the image ray bundle projected from the first field lens group, (iii) a second lens group in the optical path of the reflected, redirected image ray bundle, and a concave reflector following the second lens group, the concave reflector configured to reflect and return the reflected image ray bundle through the second lens group, (iv) a second plane reflector configured to reflect and redirect the returned image ray bundle, and (v) a third field lens group configured to receive and project the reflected, returned image ray bundle onto the image plane.
Owner:NIKON CORP

Base image TV model based CT (Computed Tomography) beam hardening correcting method

The invention relates to a CT (Computed Tomography) transmission imaging beam hardening correcting method and particularly relates to a base image TV minimized model based CT beam hardening correcting method. On the basis of establishing a beam hardening correcting model with an adjustable parameter, the base image TV model based CT beam hardening correcting method comprises the following steps: firstly, converting an original projection data through the model pretreatment so as to obtain sets of pretreated projection sequences under different adjustable parameter conditions; respectively reconstructing the pretreated projection sequences, thereby obtaining a series of corrected base images; taking a full-variation function of a target image as a cost function and obtaining an optimal solution of a weighting coefficient according to an iterative method; and lastly, summing the weights of the obtained series of base images, thereby forming a final reconstructed image. Compared with the traditional method, the method provided by the invention has the advantages that the priori knowledge, such as scanning copy material, radiation source condition, and the like, is unnecessary, the method is unlimited by external conditions and is strong in universality, and the linear combination is solved when a weighting coefficient is confirmed, so that the method has the advantages of small computation complexity and short operation time.
Owner:THE PLA INFORMATION ENG UNIV

Semitransparent diffusion-polarization laminate and usage therefor

Provided is a polarization laminate that allows a distinct transmission image to be displayed on a translucent screen while maintaining the visibility of a projection image from a projector even in a case where the translucent screen contains a diffusion-polarization plate. A transparent polarization laminate as a member of a translucent projector screen for displaying a projection image from a projector comprises a diffusion polarization layer and an absorption polarization layer, the diffusion polarization layer comprises a continuous phase comprising a first transparent thermoplastic resin and a dispersed phase comprising a second transparent thermoplastic resin and having a refractive index different from that of the continuous phase, and these layers are laminated so that the diffusion polarization layer may have a transmission axis substantially parallel with a transmission axis of the absorption polarization layer. The diffusion polarization layer may comprise a stretched sheet, the continuous phase may have an in-plane birefringence of less than 0.05, the dispersed phase may have an in-plane birefringence of not more than 0.05, and a difference in refractive index for linearly polarized light between the continuous phase and the dispersed phase in a stretching direction may be different from that in a direction perpendicular to the stretching direction.
Owner:DAICEL CHEM IND LTD
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