Highly accurate and numerically stable higher order QPCET moments for color image representation

Faculty Computer Science Year: 2017
Type of Publication: ZU Hosted Pages: 29-36
Authors:
Khalied Mohamed Hosny
Journal: Pattern Recognition Letters Elsevier Volume:
Keywords : Highly accurate , numerically stable higher order    
Abstract:
A novel method is proposed for highly accurate, fast and numerically stable computation of the higher order Quaternion Polar Complex Exponential Transform (QPCET) moments for color images in polar Coordinates. A novel mathematical formula i
    
     
 
       

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