Yusuke Kameda

Assistant Professor

Sophia University

Japan

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Yusuke Kameda is an Assistant Professor at Sophia University in Japan. His current research areas include optical flow analysis, image sensor technology, and motion estimation techniques. He has published several articles focusing on HDR imaging, lossless image coding, and performance evaluation of advanced image processing models. Professor Kameda's work contributes significantly to the fields of imaging and computer vision.

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Junji Kondoh

University of Tokyo

JAPAN

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Daisuke Kodaira

Assistant Professor

University of Tsukuba

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Takayuki Hamamoto

University of Tokyo

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Articles (10)

Optical flow constraint equation based on edge-line translation of event camera data

Performance Evaluation of CAIN Model Frame Interpolation Using Training Data Limited by Fixed Camera Scene Detection

Parameter Evaluation in Motion Estimation for Forecasting Multiple Photovoltaic Power Generation

CMOS Image Sensor with Pixel-Parallel ADC and HDR Reconstruction from Intermediate Exposure Images

Adaptive exposure-time control based on image entropy for multiple-exposure-time image sensor

Image Quality Improvements Based on Motion-Based Deblurring for Single-Photon Imaging

Lossless coding of hdr color images in a floating point format using block-adaptive inter-color prediction

Scene adaptive exposure time control for imaging and apparent motion sensor

HDR Imaging based on image interpolation and motion blur suppression in multiple-exposure-time image sensor

Lossless color image coding based on probability model optimization utilizing example search and adaptive prediction

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Junji Kondoh

Daisuke Kodaira

Takayuki Hamamoto

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