Accelerated CPU–GPUs implementations for quaternion polar harmonic transform of color images

Faculty Computer Science Year: 2020
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Journal: Future Generation Computer Systems ُElsevier Volume:
Keywords : Accelerated CPU–GPUs implementations , quaternion polar harmonic transform    
Abstract:
Image moments are used to capture image features. Moments are successfully used in object descriptions, recognition, and other applications. However, image representation and recognition using quaternion moments are compute-intensive proces
   
     
 
       

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