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Title: Neural network recognition system for video transmitted through a binary symmetric channel
Authors: Baboshina, V. A.
Бабошина, В. А.
Orazaev, A. R.
Оразаев, А. Р.
Lyakhov, P. A.
Ляхов, П. А.
Boyarskaya, E. E.
Боярская, Э. Е.
Keywords: Binary symmetric channel;Video recognition;Neural networks;Video denoise;YOLO
Issue Date: 2024
Publisher: Institution of Russian Academy of Sciences
Citation: Baboshina V.A., Orazaev A.R., Lyakhov P.A., Boyarskaya E.E. Neural network recognition system for video transmitted through a binary symmetric channel // Computer Optics. - 2024. - 48 (4). - pp. 582 - 591. - DOI: 10.18287/2412-6179-CO-1388
Series/Report no.: Computer Optics
Abstract: The demand for transmitting video data is increasing annually, necessitating the use of high-quality equipment for reception and processing. The paper presents a neural network recognition system for videos transmitted via a binary symmetrical channel. The presence of digital noise in the data makes it challenging to recognize objects in videos even with advanced neural networks. The proposed system consists of a noise interference detector, a noise purification system based on an adaptive median filter, and a neural network for recognition. The experiment results demonstrate that the proposed system effectively reduces video noise and accurately identifies multiple objects. This versatility makes the system applicable in various fields such as medicine, life safety, physics, and chemistry. The direction of further research may be to improve the model neural network, increasing the database for training or using other noises for modeling.
URI: https://dspace.ncfu.ru/handle/123456789/29254
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