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J. Imaging2026, 12(1), 21;https://doi.org/10.3390/jimaging12010021 
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1 January 2026

Drastic alterations have been observed in the coastline of Bangkok Bay, Thailand, over the past three decades. Understanding how coastlines change plays a key role in developing strategies for coastal protection and sustainable resource utilization....

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Object Detection on Road: Vehicle’s Detection Based on Re-Training Models on NVIDIA-Jetson Platform

  • Sleiter Ramos-Sanchez,
  • Jinmi Lezama,
  • Ricardo Yauri and
  • Joyce Zevallos
J. Imaging2026, 12(1), 20;https://doi.org/10.3390/jimaging12010020 
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1 January 2026

The increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning (DL) techniques has driven advances in vehicle classification and detection applications for embedded devices with deployment constraints due to computational cost and response time...

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31 December 2025

Existing methods for reconstructing hyperspectral images from single RGB images struggle to obtain a large number of labeled RGB-HSI paired images. These methods face issues such as detail loss, insufficient robustness, low reconstruction accuracy, a...

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Revisiting Underwater Image Enhancement for Object Detection: A Unified Quality–Detection Evaluation Framework

  • Ali Awad,
  • Ashraf Saleem,
  • Sidike Paheding,
  • Evan Lucas,
  • Serein Al-Ratrout and
  • Timothy C. Havens

30 December 2025

Underwater images often suffer from severe color distortion, low contrast, and reduced visibility, motivating the widespread use of image enhancement as a preprocessing step for downstream computer vision tasks. However, recent studies have questione...

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30 December 2025

In this paper, we propose a literature review regarding two deep learning architectures, namely Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) and Capsule Networks (CapsNets), applied to medical images, in order to analyze them to help in medical decision supp...

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FluoNeRF: Fluorescent Novel-View Synthesis Under Novel Light Source Colors and Spectra

  • Lin Shi,
  • Kengo Matsufuji,
  • Michitaka Yoshida,
  • Ryo Kawahara and
  • Takahiro Okabe

29 December 2025

Synthesizing photo-realistic images of a scene from arbitrary viewpoints and under arbitrary lighting environments is one of the important research topics in computer vision and graphics. In this paper, we propose a method for synthesizing photo-real...

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29 December 2025

Medical image segmentation presents substantial challenges arising from the diverse scales and morphological complexities of target anatomical structures. Although existing Transformer-based models excel at capturing global dependencies, they encount...

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162 Views
23 Pages

28 December 2025

This study presents a controlled benchmarking analysis of min–max scaling, Z-score normalization, and an adaptive preprocessing pipeline that combines percentile-based ROI cropping with histogram standardization. The evaluation was conducted ac...

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Assessing Change in Stone Burden on Baseline and Follow-Up CT: Radiologist and Radiomics Evaluations

  • Parisa Kaviani,
  • Matthias F. Froelich,
  • Bernardo Bizzo,
  • Andrew Primak,
  • Giridhar Dasegowda,
  • Emiliano Garza-Frias,
  • Lina Karout,
  • Anushree Burade,
  • Seyedehelaheh Hosseini and
  • Javier Eduardo Contreras Yametti
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27 December 2025

This retrospective diagnostic accuracy study compared radiologist-based qualitative assessments and radiomics-based analyses with an automated artificial intelligence (AI)–based volumetric approach for evaluating changes in kidney stone burden...

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26 December 2025

We present a hybrid end-to-end learned image compression framework that combines a CNN-based variational autoencoder (VAE) with an efficient hierarchical Swin Transformer to address the limitations of existing entropy models in capturing global depen...

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