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TMM Volume 21 Issue 5

Multi-Correlation Filters With Triangle-Structure Constraints for Object Tracking

Correlation filters (CFs) have been extensively used in tracking tasks due to their high efficiency although most of them regard the tracked target as a whole and are minimally effective in handling partial occlusion. In this study, we incorporate a part-based strategy into the framework of CFs and propose a novel multipart correlation tracker with triangle-structure constraints. Specifically, we train multiple CFs for the global object and local parts, which are then jointly applied to obtain the correlation response of any candidate during tracking.

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Self-Learning Super-Resolution Using Convolutional Principal Component Analysis and Random Matching

Self-learning super-resolution (SLSR) algorithms have the advantage of being independent of an external training database. This paper proposes an SLSR algorithm that uses convolutional principal component analysis (CPCA) and random matching. The technologies of CPCA and random matching greatly improve the efficiency of self-learning. There are two main steps in this algorithm: forming the training and testing the data sets and patch matching. In the data set forming step, we propose the CPCA to extract the low-dimensional features of the data set.

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An Iterative Image Dehazing Method With Polarization

This paper presents a joint dehazing and denoising scheme for an image taken in hazy conditions. Conventional image dehazing methods may amplify the noise depending on the distance and density of the haze. To suppress the noise and improve the dehazing performance, an imaging model is modified by adding the process of amplifying the noise in hazy conditions. This model offers depth-chromaticity compensation regularization for the transmission map and chromaticity-depth compensation regularization for dehazing the image.

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Statistical Model-Based Detector via Texture Weight Map: Application in Re-Sampling Authentication

The problem of authenticating a re-sampled image has been investigated over many years. Currently, however, little research proposes a statistical model-based test, resulting in that statistical performance of the resampling detector could not be completely analyzed. To fill the gap, we utilize a parametric model to expose the traces of resampling forgery, which is described with the distribution of residual noise. Afterward, we propose a statistical model describing the residual noise from a resampled image.

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