Image Processing Projects FALL 2024
Image Processing Projects FALL 2024
1. Implementation
2. Testing
3. Documentation
4. Presentation
Important note: Each project should be assigned to only one group MAX.
It is NOT allowed that two groups pick the same project.
1. Finger-print recognition
The student can use any dataset of images containing different finger-prints.
2. Ear recognition
The student can use any dataset of images containing different ears.
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3. Face recognition
The student can use any dataset of images containing faces.
4. Iris recognition
The student can use any dataset of images containing iris.
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6. Sign language recognition
The student can use any dataset of images containing different signs.
7. Fruits recognition
The student can use any dataset of images containing fruits; e.g.; Apricot,
Avocado, Avocado ripe, Banana, Cantaloupe, Dates, Guava, Kiwi, Kaki,
Lemon, Mango, Orange, Raspberry, Strawberry.
8. Image compression
The student should implement any of the image compression algorithms;
e.g.; Huffman, Quantization, CAC, … etc. The student should also compute
the compression ratio, Relative data redundancy, root-mean-square error
and signal-to-noise ratio.
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10. License plate recognition (LPR)
The student can use any dataset of images containing license plates.
11. Stereo-vision
The student should determine the depth between the object and the stereo-
vision cameras (left & Right)
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12. Language identification
The student should identify the language.
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14. Classification of the Retinal Ischemia
The student can use any dataset of images containing retina.
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16. Dental biometrics: Human identification based on teeth
The student can use any dataset of teeth.
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19. Gait recognition
The student can use any dataset of different gaits.
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21. DNA classification
The student can use any dataset of DNA images.
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23. Automatic classification of the paper currencies
The student can use any dataset of various paper currencies of different
countries with different categories.
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27. Image-Based lip reading
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30. Remote sensing via satellite imaging
The student can use any dataset of satellite imaging.
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driver fatigue can be detected early enough to avoid a car
accident.
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35. Handwritten recognition
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37. Lane and Curve Detection
38.Signature Verification
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39. Lung Cancer Detection using Image processing
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42. Color Image Compression
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44. Liver Tumor Detection
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46. Text recognition in images and converting recognized text to
speech -Image processing project
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49. Automatic identification of algae from microscopic
images
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51. Automatic recognition of electronic component
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53. Bone age assessment system
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55. Shadow detection and removal
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57. Diseases identification in mango ripening
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58. Classification of oranges by maturity
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60. Image segmentation and detection of digital rock images
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Since the COVID-19 outbreak, people detecting and counting solutions have
been growing in popularity, helping to enforce social distancing rules and
improve safety.
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The student can use any dataset of images containing iris flowers. The data
set contains three classes, where each class refers to a type of iris plant.
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NIOSH reports that over 2,000 work-related injuries occur daily in the US
alone, which could be prevented through the use of PPE. The goal of this
computer vision project is to build a model identifying the elements of PPE.
PPE detection models find application in industries such as construction
or healthcare (hospitals). Computer vision is therefore successfully used to
ensure proper safety measures and security standards. In case of accidents,
the AI-assisted systems help quickly identify and assess the intensity of a
given occurrence and respond immediately by taking appropriate measures.
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In this project, it is required to build a simple face mask detection model to
identify people who wear and don't wear a mask in public.
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Pedestrian detection and tracking have become a vital computer vision
research area because of its potential impact on the design of pedestrian
protection systems and smart cities. It uses cameras to automatically identify
and locate the pedestrians in images or videos while considering variations
related to body attire and position, occlusion, illuminance in different
scenarios, and background clutter. The detection of pedestrians finds
applications in fields such as autonomous driving, traffic management, and
transit safety and efficiency.
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Computer vision has also been successfully used for defect detection and
found application in assessing the infrastructure condition by monitoring
changes in concrete and asphalt. Automated Pavement Distress (PD)
detection has proven successful in increasing road maintenance allocation
efficiency and decreasing the safety risk related to accidents.
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72. Irrigation management
Drones and cameras can capture data that allows for assessing plants’ health
and soil composition. Computer vision systems can process images and
obtain the vegetation index (VI) to estimate the soil water balance accurately.
This allows farmers for more effective irrigation planning.
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75. Smart camera
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