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2nd CCIW 2009: Saint-Etienne, France
- Alain Trémeau, Raimondo Schettini, Shoji Tominaga:
Computational Color Imaging, Second International Workshop, CCIW 2009, Saint-Etienne, France, March 26-27, 2009. Revised Selected Papers. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 5646, Springer 2009, ISBN 978-3-642-03264-6
Invited Talk
- Hidehiko Komatsu, Naokazu Goda
:
Color Information Processing in Higher Brain Areas. 1-11
Computational Color Vision Models
- Alexandre Benoît, David Alleysson, Jeanny Hérault, Patrick Le Callet:
Spatio-temporal Tone Mapping Operator Based on a Retina Model. 12-22 - Naokazu Goda
, Kowa Koida
, Hidehiko Komatsu:
Colour Representation in Lateral Geniculate Nucleus and Natural Colour Distributions. 23-30
Color Constancy
- Simone Bianco
, Gianluigi Ciocca
, Claudio Cusano
:
Color Constancy Algorithm Selection Using CART. 31-40 - Michela Lecca, Stefano Messelodi:
Illuminant Change Estimation via Minimization of Color Histogram Divergence. 41-50 - Johji Tajima:
Illumination Chromaticity Estimation Based on Dichromatic Reflection Model and Imperfect Segmentation. 51-61
Color Image/Video Indexing and Retrieval
- Sebastiano Battiato
, Francesco Rundo
, Filippo Stanco:
An Improved Image Re-indexing Technique by Self Organizing Motor Maps. 62-70 - Yen-Wei Chen, Shouta Sobue, Xinyin Huang:
KANSEI Based Clothing Fabric Image Retrieval. 71-80 - Marius Pedersen, Jon Yngve Hardeberg:
A New Spatial Hue Angle Metric for Perceptual Image Difference. 81-90 - Jesús Angulo:
Structure Tensor of Colour Quaternion Image Representations for Invariant Feature Extraction. 91-100
Color Image Filtering and Enhancement
- Alexander Balinsky, Nassir Mohammad:
Non-linear Filter Response Distributions of Natural Colour Images. 101-108 - Edoardo Provenzi
:
Perceptual Color Correction: A Variational Perspective. 109-119 - Adrian Pipirigeanu, Vladimir Bochko, Jussi Parkkinen:
A Computationally Efficient Technique for Image Colorization. 120-129 - Angelo Bosco, Sebastiano Battiato
, Arcangelo Bruna
, Rosetta Rizzo:
Texture Sensitive Denoising for Single Sensor Color Imaging Devices. 130-139
Color Reproduction (Printing, Scanning, Displays)
- Satoshi Oshima, Rika Mochizuki, Jinhui Chao, Reiner Lenz:
Color Reproduction Using Riemann Normal Coordinates. 140-149 - Matthias Scheller Lichtenauer, Safer Mourad, Peter Zolliker, Klaus Simon:
Classification of Paper Images to Predict Substrate Parameters Prior to Print. 150-159 - Jean-Baptiste Thomas, Arne Magnus Bakke:
A Colorimetric Study of Spatial Uniformity in Projection Displays. 160-169 - Hachem Halawana, Ludovic Macaire
, François Cabestaing:
Color Stereo Matching Cost Applied to CFA Images. 170-179 - Daniele Ravì
, Tony Meccio, Giuseppe Messina
, Mirko Guarnera:
JBIG for Printer Pipelines: A Compression Test. 180-187 - Motonori Doi, Rie Ohtsuki, Rie Hikima, Osamu Tanno, Shoji Tominaga:
Synthesis of Facial Images with Foundation Make-Up. 188-197
Multi-spectral, High-Resolution and High Dynamic Range Imaging
- Birgitta Martinkauppi, Yevgeniya Shatilova, Jukka Kekäläinen, Jussi Parkkinen:
Polynomial Regression Spectra Reconstruction of Arctic Charr's RGB. 198-206 - Jian Zhang, Sei-ichiro Kamata:
An Adaptive Tone Mapping Algorithm for High Dynamic Range Images. 207-215 - Abdelhameed Ibrahim
, Shoji Tominaga, Takahiko Horiuchi:
Material Classification for Printed Circuit Boards by Spectral Imaging System. 216-225 - Yen-Wei Chen, Xian-Hua Han:
Supervised Local Subspace Learning for Region Segmentation and Categorization in High-Resolution Satellite Images. 226-233
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