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The concept of a pattern-shape comparison peculiar to the Pyt’ev morphological paradigm is introduced for monotonic morphologies of the Serra type. Morphological skeletons with variable radii (scales) of elements are considered to be analogs of Pyt’ev partitions of a frame into regions with variable brightness. This allows one to construct projections and calculate the morphological coefficients of the correlation.
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Yurii Valentinovich Vizilter. Born February 7, 1970 in Moscow. Graduated from the Ordzhonikidze Aviation Institute, Moscow in 1992. Received candidate’s degree in 1997 and doctoral degree in 2009. Presently acts as the Head of the Laboratory of Computer Vision of State Scientific Research Institute of Aviation Systems.
Author of more than 70 papers (of which more than 20 papers were published in reviewed VAK journals). Scientific interests: processing and analysis of images, digital photogrammetry, computer vision, mathematical morphology, pattern recognition, machine learning, and biometry. Member of the editorial board of the Journal of Computer and Information Technology.
Aleksei Yur’evich Rubis. Born May 13, 1986 in Dedovsk. Graduated from the Moscow Aviation Institute in 2009. Currently a second year postgraduate student and engineer in the Laboratory of Computer Vision of State Scientific Research Institute of Aviation Systems. Author of two papers in Questions of Defense Technology (included in the VAK list). Scientific interests: image processing and analysis, computer vision, mathematical morphology, and pattern recognition.
Sergei Vladimirovich Sidyakin. Born December 5, 1985, in Krasnogorsk. Graduated from the Moscow Aviation Institute in 2009. Currently a second year postgraduate student and engineer in the Laboratory of Computer Vision of State Scientific Research Institute of Aviation Systems. Author of two papers in the Questions of Defense Technology (included in the VAK list). Scientific interests: processing and analysis of images, computer vision, mathematical morphology, and pattern recognition.
Vladimir Sergeevich Gorbatsevich. Born November 29, 1985 in Kaliningrad. Graduated from Moscow Aviation Institute in 2009. Engineer at the Laboratory of Computer Vision of the State Scientific Research Institute of Aviation Systems. Author of six papers, five of which were published in reviewed VAK journals. Scientific interests: computer vision, image processing, digital photogrammetry, pattern recognition, mathematical morphology, and mobile object control.
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Vizilter, Y.V., Sidyakin, S.V., Rubis, A.Y. et al. Morphological shape comparison based on skeleton representations. Pattern Recognit. Image Anal. 22, 412–418 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1054661812020228
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