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Expert System of Image Processing-Applications to the Reconstruction of 3D Images from 2D Images

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Pattern recognition and 3D reconstruction require the sequential execution of a group of procedures. This necessitates the development of reasoning tools to perform the various operations. First, the defects of a ‘noisy’ image must be filtered. This is accomplished using differentiation and integration operators, which are divided into the categories of context-free, context dependent, global context dependent, and local context dependent.

Other methods include segmentation(isolating specific parts of the image), erosion, and ilatation, The image is then compressed mathematically and «recognized». The expert system uses the method of decision-making graphs to organize the representation and interpretation spaces in order to select the relevant methods and to execute them in the correct order.

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La reconnaissance de formes et la reconstruction 3D nécessitent l’exécution séquentielle d’un groupe de procédures. Cela exige le développement d’outils de raisonnement afin d’exécuter les diverses opérations. Dans un premier temps, les défauts d’une image doivent être filtrés. Cette filtration est faite en utilisant les opérateurs d’intégration et de différentiation, qui se divisent en contextuels, non contextuels, dépendants du contexte global et du contexte local.

Il existe d’autres méthodes, comme la segmentation (isolation des parties spécifiques de l’image), l’érosion et la dilatation. L’image est compressée mathématiquement et “reconnue”.Le rôle du système expert, qui utilise la méthode des graphes décisionnels pour designer ses espaces de représentation et d—interprétation, est de sélectionner les méthodes nécessaires et de les exécuter dans le bon ordre.

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Gaudeau, C., Rakotomalala, V., Carimalo, G., Bergamini, JF. (1996). Expert System of Image Processing-Applications to the Reconstruction of 3D Images from 2D Images. In: Dubois, JE., Gershon, N. (eds) Modeling Complex Data for Creating Information. Data and Knowledge in a Changing World. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-80199-0_25

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