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  • Acceleration of Automatic Building Extraction via Color-Clustering Analysis Open Access

    Masakazu IWAI  Takuya FUTAGAMI  Noboru HAYASAKA  Takao ONOYE  

     
    LETTER-Computer Graphics

      Vol:
    E103-A No:12
      Page(s):
    1599-1602

    In this paper, we improve upon the automatic building extraction method, which uses a variational inference Gaussian mixture model for performing color clustering, by accelerating its computational speed. The improved method decreases the computational time using an image with reduced resolution upon applying color clustering. According to our experiment, in which we used 106 scenery images, the improved method could extract buildings at a rate 86.54% faster than that of the conventional methods. Furthermore, the improved method significantly increased the extraction accuracy by 1.8% or more by preventing over-clustering using the reduced image, which also had a reduced number of the colors.

  • Noise-Robust Scream Detection Using Wave-U-Net Open Access

    Noboru HAYASAKA  Riku KASAI  Takuya FUTAGAMI  

     
    LETTER

      Pubricized:
    2023/10/05
      Vol:
    E107-A No:4
      Page(s):
    634-637

    In this paper, we propose a noise-robust scream detection method with the aim of expanding the scream detection system, a sound-based security system. The proposed method uses enhanced screams using Wave-U-Net, which was effective as a noise reduction method for noisy screams. However, the enhanced screams showed different frequency components from clean screams and erroneously emphasized frequency components similar to scream in noise. Therefore, Wave-U-Net was applied even in the process of training Gaussian mixture models, which are discriminators. We conducted detection experiments using the proposed method in various noise environments and determined that the false acceptance rate was reduced by an average of 2.1% or more compared with the conventional method.