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Object Recognition System on Chip Using the Support Vector Machines

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Fig. 1.  Kernel functions are used to transform the input space into feature space where the optimal hyperplane is constructed.
Table 1 summarizes the algorithm complexity analysis. Applying a convolution mask to an image is less expensive in computing requirements than the other algorithms if the size of the mask M is higher than 9
Fig. 3.  Definition of the two classes for matrix bar codes detection.
Fig. 4.  Image segmentation results using the SVM as detection system. The window size is 8x8 pixels
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