Search for dissertations about: "signal capture"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 122 swedish dissertations containing the words signal capture.
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1. Depth Map Upscaling for Three-Dimensional Television : The Edge-Weighted Optimization Concept
Abstract : With the recent comeback of three-dimensional (3D) movies to the cinemas, there have been increasing efforts to spread the commercial success of 3D to new markets. The possibility of a 3D experience at home, such as three-dimensional television (3DTV), has generated a great deal of interest within the research and standardization community. READ MORE
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2. Quantitative image analysis : a focus on automated characterization of structures in optical microscopy of iron ore pellets
Abstract : Sintering occurs in many types of material such as iron, ceramics and snow, typically during thermal treatment, and aects the material properties, particularly the strength, by the bonding of particles into a coherent structure. In order to improve the mechanical strength in magnetite iron ore pellets it is important to be able to characterize and quantitatively measure the degree of sintering and features that impact the process of sintering. READ MORE
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3. Binaural Rendering of Spherical Microphone Array Signals
Abstract : The presentation of extended reality for consumer and professional applications requires major advancements in the capture and reproduction of its auditory component to provide a plausible listening experience. A spatial representation of the acoustic environment needs to be considered to allow for movement within or an interaction with the augmented or virtual reality. READ MORE
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4. Parameter Estimation - in sparsity we trust
Abstract : This thesis is based on nine papers, all concerned with parameter estimation. The thesis aims at solving problems related to real-world applications such as spectroscopy, DNA sequencing, and audio processing, using sparse modeling heuristics. READ MORE
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5. Towards Joint Super-Resolution and High Dynamic Range Image Reconstruction
Abstract : The main objective for digital image- and video camera systems is to reproduce a real-world scene in such a way that a high visual quality is obtained. A crucial aspect in this regard is, naturally, the quality of the hardware components of the camera device. There are, however, always some undesired limitations imposed by the sensor of the camera. READ MORE