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Journal of Theoretical and Applied Information Technology
June 2010 | Vol. 16. No.1 |
Paper ID: |
1228-JATIT-2K10 |
Title: |
Registration of PET
and MR Images of Human Brain using Normalized Cross Correlation Algorithm and
Spatial Transformation Techniques |
Author: |
B.BALASUBRAMANIAN,
Dr.K.PORKUMARAN |
Source: |
Journal of Theoretical and
Applied Information Technology
Vol 16. No. 1 -- 2010 |
Abstract |
This
paper presents the current status of PET/CT brain image registration.
Registration of brain images is a more complex problem, Automatic registration,
based on computer programs, might, however, offer better accuracy and
repeatability and save time. Computed Tomography (CT) is used for the
attenuation correction of Positron Emission Tomography (PET) to enhance the
efficiency of data acquisition process and to improve the quality of the
reconstructed PET data in the brain. Due to the use of two different modalities,
chances of misalignment between PET and CT images are quite significant. The
main cause of this misregistration is the motion of the patient during the PET
scan and between the PET and CT scans. This misalignment produces an erroneous
CT attenuation map that can project the bone and water attenuation parameters
onto the brain, thereby under- or over-estimating the attenuation. Template
matching is used for applications in image processing. Cross Correlation is the
basic statistical approach to image registration. It is used for template
matching or pattern recognition. Template can be considered a sub-image from the
reference image, and the image can be considered as a sensed image. The
objective is to establish the correspondence between the reference image and
sensed image. It gives the measure of the degree of similarity between an image
and template. This paper describes medical image registration by template
matching based on Normalized Cross-Correlation (NCC) using Cauchy-Schwartz
inequality. |
Keywords |
Positron
Emission Tomography (PET), Computed Tomography (CT), Magnetic Resonance (MR),
Normalized Cross-Correlation (NCC) |
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Paper ID: |
1226-JATIT-2K10 |
Title: |
PV CELL MODULE
MODELING & ANN SIMULATION FOR SMART GRID APPLICATIONS |
Author: |
ADEL EL SHAHAT |
Source: |
Journal of Theoretical and
Applied Information Technology
Vol 16. No. 1 -- 2010 |
Abstract |
This
paper proposes general and specific modeling and simulation for Schott
ASE-300-DGF PV panel for Smart Grid applications. This is done, with the aid of
MATLAB environment and Artificial Neural Network (ANN). First modeling of PV
cell module at nominal conditions at 25C, and 1KW/m2 with I-V curves at (0C,
25C, 50C, 75C), also power and irradiance. Then, we propose general modeling and
simulation at more probable situations for variable values of temperature and
irradiance. The simulation results at each irradiance value with various
temperature values and corresponding characteristics are well depicted in 3-D
figures. Later, the ANN model for the proposed range of irradiance and
temperature as model inputs, with the corresponding values of voltages,
currents, and power as outputs is presented. Finally, algebraic equations for
the ANN model are deduced. |
Keywords |
Modeling, Simulation, Smart Grid, MATLAB, Neural Network, PV Cell. |
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Paper ID: |
837-JATIT-2K10 |
Title: |
A METHODICAL APPROACH FOR
SELF CHECKING AND FAULT TOLERANT DESIGN |
Author: |
Y.Rajasree,
Dr.N.R.Alamelu |
Source: |
Journal of Theoretical and
Applied Information Technology
Vol 16. No. 1 -- 2010 |
Abstract |
Building
fault tolerance into a system cannot be an afterthought or add on approach.
Design for fault tolerance needs to begin with the early stages of system
conceptualization, requirement, specification and system design. The ultimate
goals of a computer system affect its design philosophy and design tradeoffs.
The cost of fault tolerance must be weighed against the cost of error or
failure. This paper gives the design methodology for fault tolerant systems.
Identify class of expected faults over the life time of the system. |
Keywords |
Res_Code,
Circuit, FPGA,Fault, System, System, Clock, Model |
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Paper ID: |
1230 -JATIT-2K10 |
Title: |
PROPOSED
DETERMINISTIC INTERLEAVERS FOR CCSDS TURBO CODE STANDARD |
Author: |
ALAA ELDIN.HASSAN,
MONA SHOKAIR, ATEF ABOU ELAZM, D.TRUHACHEV, C.SCHLEGEL |
Source: |
Journal of Theoretical and
Applied Information Technology
Vol 16. No. 1 -- 2010 |
Abstract |
It is
well known that an interleaver with random properties, quite often generated by
pseudo-random algorithms, is one of the essential building blocks of turbo
codes, however, randomly generated interleavers has a lack of a compact
representation that leads to a simple implementation. Especially for satellite
application, we avoid using memories to save a look-up table, but the best way
to do is to generate these interleavers on the fly from simple algorithms. One
of those algorithmic interleavers is used by CCSDS (Consultative Committee for
Space Data Systems). In this paper, several deterministic interleavers will be
suggested of length matched with CCSDS standards to be used in the satellite
applications and their performances were compared with CCSDS interleaver
performance. The minimum Hamming distance and their multiplicities are the
criteria for comparison. The simulation results show a larger minimum distance
which leads to decrease the error floor to be applicable in satellite new
missions. Moreover, the results give a larger minimum distance by factor of
1.12dB compared with the CCSDS interleaver. The suggested deterministic
interleaver can be used in turbo code systems without any encoder/decoder
configurations change or adding any system complexity. The simulation is applied
for frame length 1784, and code rate 1/2. |
Keywords |
Turbo
Codes, CCSDS,Algorithmic Interleaver |
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Paper ID: |
1222-JATIT-2K10 |
Title: |
IMAGE NOISE REDUCTION USING
MATHEMATICAL MORPHOLOGY SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS
A NEW IMAGE NOISE REDUCTION AND COMPRESSION ALGORITHM FOR GRAYSCALE IMAGES |
Author: |
Girish Bhopale |
Source: |
Journal of Theoretical and
Applied Information Technology
Vol 16. No. 1 -- 2010 |
Abstract |
Mоrphоlоgiсаl оpenings аnd сlоsings аre useful fоr the smооthing оf grауsсаle
images. However, their use fоr imаge nоise reduсtiоn is limited bу their
tendenсу tо remоve impоrtаnt, thin features from аn imаge аlоng with the nоise.
This pаper is а desсriptiоn аnd аnаlуsis оf а new mоrphоlоgiсаl imаge nоise
reduсtiоn аnd соmpressiоn (INRС) thаt preserves thin feаtures while remоving
nоise. INRС is useful fоr grауsсаle imаges соrrupted bу dense, lоw-аmplitude,
rаndоm оr pаtterned nоise. Suсh nоise is tуpiсаl оf sсаnned оr still-videо
imаges. INRС differs frоm previоus mоrphоlоgiсаl nоise filters in thаt it
mаnipulаtes residuаl imаges – the differenсes between the оriginаl imаge аnd
mоrphоlоgiсаllу smооthed versiоns. It саlсulаtes residuаls оn а number оf
different sсаles viа а mоrphоlоgiсаl size distributiоn. It disсаrds regiоns in
the vаriоus residuаls thаt it judges tо соntаin nоise. INRС сreаtes а сleаned
imаge bу reсоmbining the prосessed residuаl imаges with а smооthed versiоn. |
Keywords |
Mоrphоlоgiсаl Openings, Smооthing оf Grауsсаle Images, INRС, Nоise Flters |
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Paper ID: |
1285 -JATIT-2K10 |
Title: |
TEXT EXTRACTION FROM
HETEROGENEOUS IMAGES USING MATHEMATICAL MORPHOLOGY |
Author: |
G.
Rama Mohan Babu, P. Srimaiyee, A. Srikrishna |
Source: |
Journal of Theoretical and
Applied Information Technology
Vol 16. No. 1 -- 2010 |
Abstract |
The
extraction of text in an image is a classical problem in the computer vision.
Extraction involves detection, localization, tracking, extraction, enhancement
and recognition of the text from the given image. However variation of text due
to difference in size, style, orientation, alignment, low image contrast and
complex background make the problem of automatic text extraction extremely
challenging. Text extraction requires binarization which leads to loss of
significant information contained in gray scale images. The images may contain
noise and have complex structure which makes the extraction more difficult. This
paper proposes an algorithm which is insensitive to noise, skew and text
orientation. It is free from artifacts that are usually introduced by
thresholding using morphological operators. Examples are presented to illustrate
the performance of proposed method. The text extraction system has been
attempted over a corpus of three kinds of images and promising precision has
been obtained. |
Keywords |
Mathematical Morphology, Morphological Operators, Edge Detection, Localization,
Connected Component |
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Paper ID: |
1231 -JATIT-2K10 |
Title: |
BIG BANG–BIG CRUNCH
OPTIMIZATION ALGORITHM FOR ECONOMIC DISPATCH WITH VALVE-POINT EFFECT |
Author: |
Y. LABBI, D.
BEN ATTOUS |
Source: |
Journal of Theoretical and
Applied Information Technology
Vol 16. No. 1 -- 2010 |
Abstract |
The Big
Bang–Big Crunch (BB–BC) optimization algorithm is a new optimization method that
relies on the Big Bang and Big Crunch theory, one of the theories of the
evolution of the universe. In this paper, a Big Bang–Big Crunch algorithm is
presented for solving optimal power flow (OPF) problems with valve-point
effects. The proposed algorithm has been tested with the IEEE 30-bus system with
different fuel cost characteristics, quadratic cost curve model, and quadratic
cost curve with valve-point effects model. Numerical results demonstrate the
efficiency of the BB–BC algorithm compared to other heuristic algorithms. |
Keywords |
Big
Bang–Big Crunch, optimal power flow, Economic Dispatch, Valve-point effect |
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Paper ID: |
1247 -JATIT-2K10 |
Title: |
VISUALIZING E-VOTING
RESULTS |
Author: |
O. Folorunso, O. S
Ogunseye, J.O. Okesola, O.M Olaniyan |
Source: |
Journal of Theoretical and
Applied Information Technology
Vol 16. No. 1 -- 2010 |
Abstract |
Recently, the urge for e-voting has been described to be the inevitable future
of electioneering in most countries of the world. Despite all its good features,
like the other voting systems it has been seen to also be susceptible to rigging
and fraud. Some of its undesirable features include not allowing recounting of
votes after election in case of a protest like the others. Another issue is that
of erroneous software which can greatly affect the result of the election. All
these is further compounded by the fact that voting systems deals with very
large amount of data that is collected from a distributed population source
hence the raw data are extremely difficult to comprehend and therefore monitor.
This paper attempts to solve this problem using a TreeMap based visualization
technique to monitor in real-time the distributed balloting and voting
processes. The paper proved that TreeMap algorithms can be configured and
deployed on the central server to monitor effectively the voting transactions in
real-time and hence enable transparency. |
Keywords |
E-voting,Treemap
Algorithm, Visualization, Results,Real-Time, Balloting, Nigeria |
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Paper ID: |
1270-JATIT-2K10 |
Title: |
A NOVEL ALGORITHM FOR
CENTRAL CLUSTER USING MINIMUM SPANNING TREE |
Author: |
S.JOHN PETER,
S.P.VICTOR |
Source: |
Journal of Theoretical and
Applied Information Technology
Vol 16. No. 1 -- 2010 |
Abstract |
The
minimum spanning tree clustering algorithm is capable of detecting clusters with
irregular boundaries. In this paper we propose a novel minimum spanning tree
based clustering algorithm. The algorithm produces k clusters with center and
guaranteed intra-cluster similarity. The algorithm uses divisive approach to
produce k number of clusters. The center points are considered as representative
points for each cluster. These center points are connected and again minimum
spanning tree is constructed. Using eccentricity of points the central cluster
is identified from k number of clusters |
Keywords |
Euclidean minimum spanning tree, Subtree, Eccentricity, Center, Hierarchical
clustering, Central Cluster |
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Paper ID: |
1187 -JATIT-2K10 |
Title: |
APPLICATION OF
WAVELET TRANSFORMS FOR ALTERNATOR STATOR FAULT LOCATION AND PROTECTION |
Author: |
M.
Narendra kumar, K.Anil Chandra |
Source: |
Journal of Theoretical and
Applied Information Technology
Vol 16. No. 1 -- 2010 |
Abstract |
This
paper presents the novel approach in protection and detection techniques of
Alternator stator winding from the earth faults which are simulated between 2%
to 10% distance point from the alternator neutral, since the impedence at that
distance is very high we can not detect or protect by normal methods. The
transient produced is analyzed in discreet Wavelet transforms. The potential of
using discreet wavelet transforms in protection relay is examined and model of
relay using transient phenomenon to fault in the winding in alternator stator is
proposed and next integrated into ATP integration program. |
Keywords |
Wavelet
Transforms, Faults, Fault Transient, Digital Relay, Arc Model |
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