Goce Chadzitaskos

A Common Assessment Space for Different Sensor Structures

The study of the evolution process of our visual system indicates the existence of variational spatial arrangement; from densely hexagonal in the fovea to a sparse circular structure in the peripheral retina. Today’s sensor spatial arrangement is inspired by our visual system. However, we have not come further than rigid rectangular and, on a minor scale, hexagonal sensor arrangements. Such a space is created by implementing a continuous extension of discrete Weyl Group orbit function transform which extends a discrete arrangement to a continuous one. The implementation of the space is demonstrated by comparing two types of generated hexagonal images from each rectangular image with two different methods of the half-pixel shifting method and virtual hexagonal method. In the experiment, a group of ten texture images were generated with variational curviness content using ten different Perlin noise patterns, adding to an initial 2D Gaussian distribution pattern image.

Joint work with Wei Wen, Ondřej Kajínek, Siamak Khatibi.

XXXVIII Workshop on Geometric Methods in Physics	30.06-6.07.2019
VIII School on Geometry and Physics	24-28.06.2019

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University of Bialystok