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Predicting Intake Of Applications For First Registration In The Property Registration Authority, Orlaith Mernagh Jan 2016

Predicting Intake Of Applications For First Registration In The Property Registration Authority, Orlaith Mernagh

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The motivation for this dissertation is rooted in a real business need. The Property Registration Authority is the state organisation tasked with maintaining a register of land ownership on the island of Ireland. The PRA currently faces a series of challenges; a high level of staff retiring and the inherent loss of knowledge associated with this trend, a lack of recruitment in recent years and a large increase in lodgement of applications for first registration as a result of legislation. The organisation therefore requires a reliable system for predicting future intake. Prior to this project, there has also been a …


Automatic Detection Of Coronary Artery Disease Using Registration Of Ultrasound Images Of The Heart (Echocardiography), Pedram Masaeli, Seyyed Mohammad Alavi Jan 2016

Automatic Detection Of Coronary Artery Disease Using Registration Of Ultrasound Images Of The Heart (Echocardiography), Pedram Masaeli, Seyyed Mohammad Alavi

Turkish Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences

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A Hybrid Approach To Aerial Video Image Registration, Karol T. Salva Jan 2016

A Hybrid Approach To Aerial Video Image Registration, Karol T. Salva

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Many video processing applications, such as motion detection and tracking, rely on accurate and robust alignment between consecutive video frames. Traditional approaches to video image registration, such as pyramidal Kanade-Lucas-Tomasi (KLT) feature detection and tracking are fast and subpixel accurate, but are not robust to large inter-frame displacements due to rotation, scale, or translation. This thesis presents an alternative hybrid approach using normalized gradient correlation (NGC) in the frequency domain and normalized cross-correlation (NCC) in the spatial domain that is fast, accurate, and robust to large displacements. A scale space search is incorporated into NGC to enable more consistent recovery …