Publications by authors named "Darian M Onchis"

In this paper, we propose an analytical rapid method to estimate the endocardial borders of the left ventricular walls on echocardiographic images for prospective clinical integration. The procedure was created as a diagnostic support tool for the clinician and it is based on the use of the anisotropic generalized Hough transform. Its application is guided by a Gabor-like filtering for the approximate delimitation of the region of interest without the need for computing further anatomical characteristics.

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  • - The paper introduces a theorem that explains how to determine the numerical stability of spline-type systems, which are created by shifting a base pattern (atom) over time.
  • - It reworks traditional Gabor systems using the framework of modulated spline-type systems to explore their properties further.
  • - The authors assess the numerical stability of these systems to ensure they remain consistent when subjected to changes or deformations.
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  • * This method allows for a systematic selection of analysis and synthesis functions, enabling effective handling of both underspread and overspread operators.
  • * We enhance the approximation of discontinuities within overspread operators by applying a Hough transform, which improves accuracy and connects feature detection with harmonic analysis methods.
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In this paper, a homotopy-based method is employed for the recovery of speech recordings from missing or corrupted samples taken in a noisy environment. The model for the acquisition device is a compressed sensing scenario using Gabor frames. To recover an approximation of the speech file, we used the basis pursuit denoising method with the homotopy continuation algorithm.

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  • The paper introduces a new method to identify protein-coding regions in DNA using a multiresolution wavelet-like system.
  • The approach focuses on specific generators that significantly interact with the DNA sequence's spectrum and considers three main features: time, scale, and frequency.
  • The authors provide numerical comparisons and experimental results to support their method's effectiveness.
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In this paper, we present a constructive realizable procedure for obtaining a multiresolution wavelet-like system in the framework of stability for spline-type spaces, considering only the generators that prominently intersect the spectrum of the signal to be approximated and stable under deformations through frequency shifts. The realizable system constructed in this way, can analyse jointly three different features of a signal namely time, scale and frequency. We present numerical tests and a detailed complexity analysis to compare the performances of our method against standard constructions.

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In [14], a topologically consistent framework to support parallel topological analysis and recognition for 2 digital objects was introduced. Based on this theoretical work, we focus on the problem of finding efficient algorithmic solutions for topological interrogation of a 2 digital object of interest of a presegmented digital image , using 4-adjacency between pixels of . In order to maximize the degree of parallelization of the topological processes, we use as many elementary unit processing as pixels the image has.

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In the multi-window spline-type spaces, the fast computation of the realizable dual frame could be achieved through a constructive reformulation of the biorthogonal relations. In this paper, we extend the results obtained in spline-type spaces, for the constructive realization of an approximate dual Gabor-like frame. We demonstrate the advantages of this approach in both flexibility and speed.

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