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Analyse multiechelle, vision stereo et ondelettes

Part of the Lecture Notes in Mathematics book series (LNM,volume 1438)

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Dans cette conférence nous commençons par décrire le programme de recherches de David Marr, basé sur l'hypothèse de l'existence d'une ”vision bas niveau” accessible à la formalisation mathématique. Ensuite nous examinons les développements qui ont conduit à la notion d'analyse multiéchelle, et nous discutons les rapports qu'entretient avec celle-ci la théorie des ondelettes. Nous continuons en décrivant les premiers résultats obtenus sur un aspect applicatif particulièrement prometteur des ondelettes en traitement d'images : la compression. Nous concluons cet exposé, étayé d'images expérimentales, par quelques commentaires sur l'apport de la théorie des ondelettes aux problèmes de vision.

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  • Edge Detection
  • Vision Stereo
  • Quadrature Mirror Filter
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Froment, J., Morel, JM. (1990). Analyse multiechelle, vision stereo et ondelettes. In: Lemarié, P.G. (eds) Les Ondelettes en 1989. Lecture Notes in Mathematics, vol 1438. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0083515

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