... Limited Licensed re-use rights only Metal oxide gas sensor Electronic nose Machine learning Selectivity Sensor drift Pattern recognition Deep learning Convolutional neural network Natural Science Foundation of Henan 252300420919 Science and Technology Planning Project...

... their advantages and counter their disadvantages. Consequently, good cross-selectivity could be achieved by MOX gas sensor-based E-nose when handled by suitable pattern recognition algorithms. The two main components of a MOX gas sensor-based E-nose consist of the sensing device and the intelligent pattern...

... Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Pattern recognition Electronic nose Support vector machine K nearest neighbors Multiple classifiers system Over the past decades, great interest has been given to achieving a selective detection of gases. Several microsystems have been...

... Licensed re-use rights only Pattern recognition Eye centre localization HCI Pupil and iris analysis Eye centre localisation from images and videos has received a considerable amount of attention in the area of HCI through use of computer vision techniques. Its study is still rapidly...

... for the detection and identification of explosion gas. This device shows how the discriminatory capacity of sensor arrays utilizing pattern recognition operate in environments. Design/methodology/approach – A total of 25 sensor units, including common metal oxides and decorated materials, have been carefully...

... are illustrated. Ovidiu Ghita can be contacted at: ghitao@eeng.dcu.ie © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Signal processing Pattern recognition Texture classification Local binary patterns Rotational invariance Gabor filters Isotropic filters Textured surfaces...

...) and (s14 is low) and (s15 is low) and (s16 is low) THEN (FlowRegime is Half). M.F. Rahmat can be contacted at: fuaad@fke.utm.my © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Flow Pipes Pneumatic equipment Sensors Pattern recognition Pneumatic conveyor Electrodynamic sensors Electrical...

... observation sequences. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Motion Video equipment Estimation Surveillance Pattern recognition Monitoring archaeological sites is becoming a crucial requirement in order to preserve buried and unburied public domains from thefts and vandalism...

... reasons that a test scan and its template might have different shapes, including: © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Biodata Sensors Error analysis Pattern recognition The human face is an acceptable biometric for many applications, such as identifying individuals...

..., the preprocessing module, the template generation module, and the pattern recognition module: Image acquisition. This module captures one or multiple iris image(s) from the subject using an iris camera. Preprocessing. At this step, the image is enhanced first. The enhancement includes...

... system with instantaneous dose and dose rate readout. A dynamic selection of multiple sensors with various sensitivity and accuracy range is implemented by applying pattern recognition (PR) analysis, which maximizes measurement accuracy. A number of relevant PR methods are discussed. Design...

... Pattern recognition Fourier transforms Identification Body regions Eyes Whilst commercial biometric systems are still in their infancy, iris recognition is already being used to check the identity of air passengers. Iris kiosks at Heathrow Airport allow automatic entry into the UK...

... improvement. Originality/value The paper tests the fusion among the state‐of‐the‐art practitioners in fingerprint matching (the competitors of FVC2004). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Identification Body regions Pattern recognition Reliable and accurate fingerprint...

... problem. Identification Body regions Pattern recognition Human physiology Biometrics is concerned with the automatic recognition of individuals based on their physiological or behavioral characteristics. Among the many body characteristics that have been used, face is one of the most...

... al., 1986). Multiplexing causes delays making the real time grasp analysis difficult. Moreover, tactile sensors cannot provide the accurate estimation of the shape and more importantly the orientation of the object. Modelling Robotics Pattern recognition © Emerald Group Publishing...

... (by moments) to include motion (time) and applying it to a sequence of images. In Figure 1(c) , there are four such sequences from each of ten subjects in each cluster for three such measures. The clustering reflects that recognition can indeed be achieved. Human physiology Pattern recognition...

..., and the pattern recognition capabilities of each neural network type, using the selected features, are shown. © MCB UP Limited 2001 Ultrasonic Sensors Neural networks Pattern recognition It is easy to observe in nature that information provided by ultrasonic sensors is very useful...