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Antonio Albiol Colomer


Position	FACULTY & VISITING PROFESSOR - Professor
Email	aalbiol@dcom.upv.es
Phone	34963879300
Website	personales.upv.es
Groups	Signal Processing Group (GTS)
Bio Research Works	Bio Antonio Albiol es Ingeniero de Telecomunicación por la Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (1987) y Dr. Ingeniero de Telecominicación por la UPV. Actualmente su docencia e investigación se centra en al campo del tratamiento digital de imagen y la visión artificial. Algunos de sus trabajos de investigación se han transferido a la industria y convertido en exitosos productos comerciales. Research Works 2011 Detection of Parked Vehicles Using Spatiotemporal Maps Precise eye localization using HOG descriptors Video-based traffic queue length estimation Color HOG-EBGM for face recognition Real-time traffic analysis at night-time 2010 A Comparative Study of Facial Landmark Localization Methods for Face Recognition Using HOG descriptors 2009 Statistical video analysis for crowds counting. Video Analysis using Corners Motion Analysis Automatic Video annotation and Event Detection for Video Surveillance 2008 Face recognition using HOG-EBGM. HOG-EBGM vs. Gabor-EBGM. 2007 Gradual transition detection for video partitioning using morphological operator 2006 A new method for the correction of telecine effect in video sequences Grain Noise Reduction using the Human Visual System Characteristics A new method for the correction of telecine effect in video sequences 2005 Extracting Random Vibration Components from global motion vectors. 2004 Commercials detection using HMMs Detection of TV commercials Automatic License Plate Reading using Mathematical Morphology Morphological Lambda-Reconstruction applied to restoration of blotches in old films 2003 Robust Motion Detector for Video Surveillance Applications 2002 Coding of Speech Signals using Fractal Prediction Fast motion detection in compressed domain for video surveillance. 2001 Real-Time High Density People Counter using morphological tools Three dimensional reconstrucion of microcalcifications by non linear tomosynthesis Real Time People counter video sensor using morphological tools Development of Video-Sensors for a Surveillance System Motion Video Sensor in the Compressed Domain 2000 Low Complexity Cut Detection in the presence of flicker Real-Time High Density People Counter using morphological tools Flicker reduction in old films Fractal Prediction in waveform coding of speech signals Method to determinate the minimum distance between focus and image plane on digital tomosynthesis to visualizate ductal and periductal microcalcifications 1999 A new adaptive scheme for ECG enhancement Improving detection of microcalcifications using morphological connected operators. 1998 Minimisation of the maximum error signal in active control Patch Filling using prioritized Image Automatic Detection of clustered microcalcifications using morphological reconstruction Enhanced B-Spline Interpolation of Images. Minimization of the maximum error signal in active control 1997 Minimisation of the maximum error signal in an active control system: a practical approach Minimisation of the maximum error signal in active control Adaptive ECG Data Compression using Discrete Legendre Transform Two-Dimensional LMS Adaptation Strategies for Non-Stationary Signals Morphological Image Enlargements Chrominance Restoration from luminance by statistics matching. A Practical Approach for the Minimisation of the Maximum Error Signal in an Active Control System. Minimisation of the maximum error signal in active control Digital Mammography: Mathematical Morphology applied to the detection of clusters of microcalcifications Two-Dimensional LMS Adaptation Strategies for Non-Stationary Signals 1996 Fractal and Linear Pyramids 1995 Multivariate minimization algorithm for active noise control of sound Real time multiple error LMS algorithm improvements for active noise control A new adaptation algorithm for active control of sound Improvements of algorithms for control of noise using common acoustical poles of a room Single Input Adaptive Algorithm for ECG Enhancement A new Adaptation Algorithm for Active Control of Sound Multivariate Minimisation Algorithm For Active Noise Control of Sound Real-Time Multiple Error LMS Algorithm Improvements for Active Noise Control Improvements of Multichannel Adaptive Algorithms for Control of Noise 1994 Grain Noise Reduction by the use of the instantaneous frequency ElectroCardiogram Enhancement by adaptive filtering Grain Noise Reduction by Use of the Instantaneous Frequency. Applied 1993 Frequency and Space Diverse Techniques for Speckle Suppression in Ultrasonic B-Scans 1992 Combined Sensor Array and Time-Frequency Processing for Transient Signal Detection On the Use of Instantaneous Phase Variance for Clutter Suppression 1991 Microwave Holographic Imaging with Partial Spectrum knowledge

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