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Journal articles on the topic "Guide d'images"
Sansterre, Jean-Marie. "Attitudes occidentales à l'égard des miracles d'images dans le Haut Moyen Age." Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales 53, no. 6 (December 1998): 1219–41. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/ahess.1998.279721.
Full textBouchafa, Samia. "Décision cumulative pour la vision dynamique des systèmes." Revue Française de Photogrammétrie et de Télédétection, no. 202 (April 16, 2014): 2–26. http://dx.doi.org/10.52638/rfpt.2013.48.
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Banville, Frédéric Alexandre. "Amélioration de la résolution latérale en microscopie SPR/MCWG par reconstruction d'images." Mémoire, Université de Sherbrooke, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/11143/6743.
Full textBismuth, Vincent. "Algorithmes de traitement d'images pour la visualisation d'outils interventionnels dans des séquence de fluoroscopie par rayons X." Phd thesis, Université Paris-Est, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00747682.
Full textNassif, Marcel. "Méthode de fabrication additive endoscopique par photopolymérisation pour la réparation in-situ de systèmes en espace contraint." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Compiègne, 2022. http://www.theses.fr/2022COMP2684.
Full textThis thesis concerns the study and the development of a novel endoscopic 3D printing process based on photo-polymerization. The idea behind endoscopic 3D printing is to print 3D objects or to repair damaged parts in a dense mechanical assembly without disassembling it. The thesis aims, once the state of the art is studied, to propose solutions adapted to the endoscopic problem, then to model, design, realize and experimentally validate the two main subsystems (UV photo-polymerization through an image guide, resin spraying through a tubular pipe) which, once synchronized, provide the additive printing. Inspired by the vat polymerization method, the liquid resin is transmitted endoscopically and sprayed onto the printing surface (spraying system). Then, a UV pattern, structured by a DMD (Digital Micromirror Device), is transmitted through the image guide and focused onto the printing surface to polymerize a layer of liquid resin. These two steps are repeated several times in order to print layers on top of each other to obtain a 3D part. An endoscopic actuation system (non-integrated translation actuator) allows maintaining the probe at a distance from the printing surface equal to the focal length of the objective of the instrument. In this thesis, the endoscopic UV projection system was designed, modeled, implemented and tested. The design and performances of the optical system were presented in two international conferences. Multilayer objects were fabricated with a layer thickness of 50 μm on a circular printing area of 9.54 mm in diameter. An optical analysis method based on the use of the modulation transfer functions (MTF) was used to test the performance of the endoscopic optical system and to characterize the lateral resolution of the printed parts. Using the MTF method experimentally, a drop in optical resolution due to the image guide was estimated as high as 16 μm compared to the value obtained in the experimental setup containing the same optical components except for the image guide. The lateral resolution of the printed parts was finally limited by the resin (50 μm) and not by the resolution of the optical system. An endoscopic atomization system was also studied, implemented and tested. An endoscopic spraying system was implemented to allow a remote deposition of the resin onto the printing surface. The choice of an air atomization method was adopted. The design, control and realization of the atomization system are presented. Finally, the spraying system was combined with the UV pattern projection system. Preliminary results of printing objects were obtained and 3D parts with a thickness of 0.65 mm are printed (nine layers). Due to a phenomenon called "overspray" (during the spraying process, the resin reaches the printing area and is pushed to the sides by the air pressure that sprays it), the thickness of the layers is not constant between them, but gradually decreases, so the adjustment of the spraying parameters becomes critical. The spraying system still needs to be optimized in order to eliminate overspray and to be able to print uniform layers with a specific thickness. In addition, we have been working on a 2D visualization system but the lack of light on the printing surface prevents us from being able to visualize and control the system. In the future, we propose to spray a resin mixed with a fluorescent dye to make it possible to distinguish the polymerized zones from the uncured zones in each layer of the part
Hristova, Hristina. "Example-guided image editing." Thesis, Rennes 1, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017REN1S119/document.
Full textThis thesis addresses three main topics from the domain of image processing, i.e. color transfer, high-dynamic-range (HDR) imaging and guidance-based image filtering. The first part of this thesis is dedicated to color transfer between input and target images. We adopt cluster-based techniques and apply Gaussian mixture models to carry out a more precise color transfer. In addition, we propose four new mapping policies to robustly portray the target style in terms of two key features: color, and light. Furthermore, we exploit the properties of the multivariate generalized Gaussian distributions (MGGD). in order to transfer an ensemble of features between images simultaneously. The multi-feature transfer is carried out using our novel transformation of the MGGD. Despite the efficiency of the proposed MGGD transformation for multi-feature transfer, our experiments have shown that the bounded Beta distribution provides a much more precise model for the color and light distributions of images. To exploit this property of the Beta distribution, we propose a new color transfer method, where we model the color and light distributions by the Beta distribution and introduce a novel transformation of the Beta distribution. The second part of this thesis focuses on HDR imaging. We introduce a method for automatic creation of HDR images from only two images - flash and non-flash images. We mimic the camera response function by a brightness function and we recover details from the flash image using our new chromatic adaptation transform (CAT), called bi-local CAT. That way, we efficiently recover the dynamic range of the real-world scenes without compromising the quality of the HDR image (as our method is robust to misalignment). In the context of the HDR image creation, the bi-local CAT recovers details from the flash image, removes flash shadows and reflections. In the last part of this thesis, we exploit the potential of the bi-local CAT for various image editing applications such as image de-noising, image de-blurring, texture transfer, etc. We propose a novel guidance-based filter in which we embed the bi-local CAT. The proposed filter performs as good as (and for certain applications even better than) state-of-the art methods
CHARROUX, BENOIT. "Analyse d'images : cooperation d'operateurs de segmentation guidee par l'interpretation." Paris 11, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA112024.
Full textCatrou, Sylvie. "Étude et mise en œuvre d'un système de décorrélation hybride d'images guidé par apprentissage." Compiègne, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991COMPD343.
Full textOgudo, Kingsley. "Development of edge-emitting Si/SiGe based optical sources operating in the visible and near visible range wavelength for sensing and communication applications." Thesis, Paris Est, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PESC1060/document.
Full textWe propose a low cost full-silicon optical links utilizing 650 – 850 nm propagation wavelengths. The creation of large-scale opto-electronic integrated circuits and optical data “highways” inCMOS integrated circuitry, utilizing Si CMOS compounds, have been envisioned and hold much promise [1] - [3] The latest attempts for realizing optoelectronic systems in CMOS technology have until now mainly been focused on utilizing wavelengths at 1550 nm [4] - [6], mainly because of the ease of design and fabrication of waveguides in this wavelength regime. However, no effective high-speed optical sources and Si detectors are available at this 1550nmwavelength. Today solutions to overcome the problem are mostly focused on the integration of group III-V elements based optical sources on Silicon through molecular bonding [7a] – [7b]. If optical sources, detectors, waveguides, and sensors could be realized on the same Si CMOS chip at, say, 750 nm wavelength, various low power consuming, light and miniature on-chip-based micro-photonic systems can be designed and realized. While Silicon optical sources may not yet be at the required performance level for very-high speed communications, the low cost “all silicon”opto-electronic systems still remain a great grail. These sources could lead as well to new field that could be appropriately named “Si photonic microsystems” opening the route to new sensing applications and products especially for the medical, biomedical optics, optical interconnect and bio-photonics field. These systems also do not require ultrahigh frequency bandwidths to transmit, and the emission powers of our avalanche Si light-emitting diodes(LEDs) may be sufficient to sustain the operation of such systems. This PhD thus deals with low cost SiGe/Si optical links using Microwave-Photonics devices such as, Bipolar integrated SiAvLED, Silicon Nitride and Silicon Oxide optical waveguides, SiGeHPTs, Si and SiGe/Si LEDs. It focuses on the combined integration of micron-scale optical sources, optical waveguides and detectors on the same chip to form a complete communication link for various applications involving short wavelength links (750nm to 950nm). The progress provided by this PhD to previous works could be synthesized as below:• Optical source, waveguide and the detector were all integrated and aligned on the same chip, in an industrial based technology, to form complete on-chip micro-optical links at750nm wavelength, with a SiGe radio frequency (RF) 0.35µm bipolar process.• A series of second generation of on-chip optical communication links of 50µm length, utilizing 650 – 850 nm propagation wavelengths, have been designed and realized inSiGe. Micron dimensioned optical sources, waveguides and detectors were all integrated ion the same chip to form a complete communication on-chip micro-optical links. Avalanche based Si LEDs (Si Av LEDs), Schottky contacting, TEOS densification strategies, Silicon-Nitride based waveguides, and state of the art SiGe bipolar detector technologies were used as key design strategies.• R-soft simulation software (Beam Prop) was used as a mathematical capable simulation tool to model various Silicon-Nitride optical waveguide structures, before the designing, the fabrication, characterization and testing of the device. Various device structures were modeled, simulation iterations were performed on several optical waveguide designed structures before the device design, and the devices were tested experimentally.• Best performances of the designed on-chip optical links show a conversion loss as low as30dB from source to detector with up to 500MHz in cut off frequency. The good alignment and the good efficiency of each device are then clearly achieved. Higher frequency performances are also envisaged from preliminary measurements
Denis, de Senneville Baudouin. "Correction des mouvements pour la thermométrie temps réel guidée par IRM." Bordeaux 1, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005BOR13123.
Full textHamdan, Iyas. "Multimodal Image Registration in Image-Guided Prostate Brachytherapy." Thesis, Ecole nationale supérieure Mines-Télécom Atlantique Bretagne Pays de la Loire, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017IMTA0002/document.
Full textProstate cancer is the most common cancer in men in France and western countries. It is the third leading cause of death from cancer, being responsible for around 10% of deaths. Brachytherapy, a radiotherapy technique, is associated with a better health-related quality of life after the treatment, compared to other treatment techniques. Prostate brachytherapy involves the implantation of radioactive sources inside the prostate to deliver a localized radiation dose to the tumor while sparing the surrounding healthy tissues. Multi-modal imaging is used in order to improve the overall accuracy of the treatment. The pre-operative Computed Tomography (CT) images can be used to calculate a personalized and accurate dose distribution. During the intervention, the surgeon utilizes a real-time guiding system, Trasnrectal Ultrasound (TRUS), to accurately place the radioactive sources in their desired pre-planned positions. Therefore, if the positions of the sources were determined on CT, they need to be transferred to US. However, a robust and direct US/CT registration is hardly possible since they both provide low soft tissue contrast. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), on the other hand, has a superior contrast and can potentially improve the treatment planning and delivery by providing a better visualization. Thus, these three modalities (MRI, US and CT) need to be accurately registered. To compensate for prostate deformations, caused by changes in size and form between the different acquisitions, non-rigid registration is essential. Fully automatic registration methodology is necessary in order to facilitate its integration in a clinical workflow. At first, we propose a registration between pre-operative MR and CT images based on the maximization of the mutual information in combination with a deformation field parameterized by cubic B-Splines. We propose to constrain the registration to volumes of interest (VOIs) in order to improve the robustness and the computational efficiency. The proposed approach was validated on clinical patient datasets. Quantitative evaluation indicated that the overall registration error was of 1.15±0.20 mm; which satisfies the desired clinical accuracy. Then, we propose a second intra-operative US/MRI registration, where a multi-resolution approach is implemented to reduce the probability of local minima and improve the computational efficiency. A similarity measure, which correlates intensities of the US image with intensities and gradient magnitude of the MRI, is used to determine the transformation that aligns the two images. The proposed methodology was validated on a prostate phantom at first to assess its feasibility. Subsequently, the method was validated on clinical patient datasets and evaluated using qualitative and quantitative criteria, resulting in a registration error of 1.44±0.06 mm. The approach proposed in this work allows going towards a multimodal protocol for image-guided brachytherapy which can improve the overall accuracy of this procedure. Despite such encouraging results, future work will involve further evaluation on a larger number of datasets in order to assess the reliability and the efficiency of this methodology before integrating it in a clinical workflow
Bordes, Ghislaine. "Interprétation d'images aériennes guidée par une base de données cartographiques : application à l'extraction automatique des routes." Université de Marne-la-Vallée, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997MARN0012.
Full textBooks on the topic "Guide d'images"
Boisvert, Suzanne. D'images en mots: Guide de l'enseignante. Mont-Royal, Qué: Modulo, 1985.
Find full textBoisvert, Suzanne. D'images en mots. Mont-Royal, Québec: Modulo, 1987.
Find full textPicard, Cecile. D'images en mots: Guide d'exploitation et outils d'evaluation. Mont-Royal, Qué: Modulo, 1988.
Find full textLemaire-Raiche, Monique. D'images en mots: Guide d'exploitation et outils d'evaluation. Mont-Royal, Qué: Modulo, 1988.
Find full textBoisvert, Suzanne. D'images en mots: Guide d'exploitation et outils d'evaluation. Mont-Royal, Qué: Modulo, 1987.
Find full textBoisvert, Suzanne. D'images en mots: Lectures supplementaires. Mont-Royal, Qué: Modulo, 1990.
Find full textLemaire-Raiche, Monique. D'images en mots: Manuel d'activites. Mont-Royal, Qué: Modulo, 1988.
Find full textPicard, Cecile. D'images en mots: 5e annee. Mont-Royal, Qué: Modulo, 1988.
Find full textPicard, Cecile. D'images en mots: Manuel d'activites. Mont-Royal, Qué: Modulo, 1988.
Find full textBoisvert, Suzanne. D'images en mots: Cahier d'exercices 2. Mont-Royal, Qué: Modulo, 1985.
Find full textReports on the topic "Guide d'images"
Guide des Bonnes Pratiques de la Corrélation d'Images Numériques. International Digital Image Correlation Society, March 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.32720/idics/gpg.ed1.fr.
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