BigCom 2015: Big Data Computing and Communications pp 409-420 | Cite as
In-Line Monitoring of Belt Transport with Adaptive Bandwidth Mean-Shift Hazard
Abstract
For the disadvantage of long online monitoring processing time of hazards of coal transportation belt infrared image, the adaptive bandwidth Mean-Shift monitoring is proposed. To establish an infrared spectroscopic imaging hazard model, according to the difference of hazards and the coal reflective background radiation in the best bands, hazards image be extract. Using the automatic bandwidth selection method based on backward tracking and object centroid registration, gray histogram is established only for hazards within the kernel bandwidth and tracking it. Experiments show that this method can effectively identify and track hazards and reduce the processing time compared to the conventional image for the hazard line monitoring with strong Real-Time.
Keyword
Mean-shift Kernel-bandwidth selection Motion hazard identification Image processingPreview
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