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This paper describes an innovative compression method of panoramic images based on MPEG-7 descriptors. The proposed solution
employs a detection of a series of individual video frame overlaps in order to produce concatenated panoramic images. The
presented method is easy to implement even in simple devices such as low power consuming chipsets insta...
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... position of the sliding window for the minimum value of the distance gives the sought after x coordinate. Figure 4 shows the numerical results obtained for methods B1 and B2, respectively. As it can be seen in the B1 method, the minimum is hidden in the noise-like shape of the plot. ...
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