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Active contour model and mean shift are both motion detection algorithms. Each of them has its own merits and shortcomings. An active contour tends to be tracked by noise points and results in a false boundary. A mean shift vector always points to the edge area when the start point is around the object With initial curves given near the objects in each image automatically, we presented a new motion...
The deadlock resolution problem can be informally stated as follows. There exists a set of actions, generated at different times, with some complex and contradictory precedence constraints between their executions. To resolve a deadlock, some of the actions need to be aborted; this enables to execute the remaining ones. This problem naturally arises in the context of distributed systems, e.g. communication...
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