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    Skin segmentation based on cellular learning automata

    , Article 6th International Conference on Advances in Mobile Computing and Multimedia, MoMM2008, Linz, 24 November 2008 through 26 November 2008 ; November , 2008 , Pages 254-259 ; 9781605582696 (ISBN) Abin, Ahmad Ali ; Fotouhi, M ; Kasaei, S ; Sharif University of Technology
    2008
    Abstract
    In this paper, we propose a novel algorithm that combines color and texture information of skin with cellular learning automata to segment skin-like regions in color images. First, the presence of skin colors in an image is detected, using a committee structure, to make decision from several explicit boundary skin models. Detected skin-color regions are then fed to a color texture extractor that extracts the texture features of skin regions via their color statistical properties and maps them to a skin probability map. Cellular learning automatons use this map to make decision on skin-like regions. The proposed algorithm has demonstrated true positive rate of about 83.4% and false positive... 

    Model checking of component-based systems and coordination models

    , Article 5th Doctoral Consortium on Enterprise Information Systems, DCEIS - In Conjunction with the 9th International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems, ICEIS 2007, Madeira, 12 June 2007 through 12 June 2007 ; 2007 , Pages 82-88 ; 9789898111043 (ISBN) Izadi, M ; Movaghar, A ; Sharif University of Technology
    2007
    Abstract
    Reo is an exogenous coordination language for compositional construction of the coordinating subsystem of a component-based software. Constraint automaton is defined as the operational semantics of Reo. The main goal of this work is to prepare a model checking based verification environment for component-based systems, which their component connectors are modeled by Reo networks and Constraint Automata. We use compositional minimization and abstraction methods of model checking for verification of component-based systems and their component connectors modeled by Reo  

    SME: Learning automata-based algorithm for estimating the mobility model of soccer players

    , Article 6th IEEE International Conference on Cognitive Informatics, ICCI 2007, Lake Tahoe, CA, 6 August 2007 through 8 August 2007 ; October , 2007 , Pages 462-469 ; 1424413273 (ISBN); 9781424413270 (ISBN) Jamalian, A. H ; Sefidpour, A. R ; Manzuri Shalmani, M. T ; Iraji, R ; Sharif University of Technology
    2007
    Abstract
    Soccer model and relation of players and coach has been analyzed by a learning automata-based method, called Soccer Mobility Estimator (SME), who estimates the mobility model of soccer players. During a soccer match, players play according to a certain program designed by coach. The pattern of players' mobility is not stochastic and it can be assumed that they are playing with a certain mobility model. Since knowledge about mobility model of nodes in mobile ad-hoc networks has a substantial effect on its performance evaluation, knowledge about mobility model of soccer players can be useful for coaches and experts for game analysis. In fact the mobility model of players could be an important... 

    A new dynamic cellular learning automata-based skin detector

    , Article Multimedia Systems ; Volume 15, Issue 5 , 2009 , Pages 309-323 ; 09424962 (ISSN) Abin, A. A ; Fotouhi, M ; Kasaei, S ; Sharif University of Technology
    2009
    Abstract
    Skin detection is a difficult and primary task in many image processing applications. Because of the diversity of various image processing tasks, there exists no optimum method that can perform properly for all applications. In this paper, we have proposed a novel skin detection algorithm that combines color and texture information of skin with cellular learning automata to detect skin-like regions in color images. Skin color regions are first detected, by using a committee structure, from among several explicit boundary skin models. Detected skin-color regions are then fed to a texture analyzer which extracts texture features via their color statistical properties and maps them to a skin...