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Table_1_Fusion of fruit image processing and deep learning: a study on identification of citrus ripeness based on R-LBP algorithm and YOLO-CIT model.docx
Published 2024“…The R-LBP algorithm, an extension of the LBP algorithm, enhances the texture features of citrus fruits at distinct ripeness stages by calculating the coefficient of variation in grayscale values of pixels within a certain range in different directions around the target pixel. …”
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Thesis-RAMIS-Figs_Slides
Published 2024“…<br><br>Finally, although the developed concepts, ideas and algorithms have been developed for inverse problems in geostatistics, the results are applicable to a wide range of disciplines where similar sampling problems need to be faced, included but not limited to design of communication networks, optimal integration and communication of swarms of robots and drones, remote sensing.…”
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GridScopeRodents: High-Resolution Global Typical Rodents Distribution Projections from 2021 to 2100 under Diverse SSP-RCP Scenarios
Published 2025“…Using occurrence data and environmental variable, we employ the Maximum Entropy (MaxEnt) algorithm within the species distribution modeling (SDM) framework to estimate occurrence probability at a spatial resolution of 1/12° (~10 km). …”