Cornell Research Foundation Inc.

Lg Electronics Inc.

Olaworks, Inc.

Junhwan Kim

Martin R Prince

Yi Jing Wang

Ramin D Zabih

Richard Watts

Jeff Bezanson

Hale Ersoy

Tae-Hoon Kim

Namsu Lee

Jung-hee Ryu

Kwanghee Choi

Chaehee Lim

Jisaeng Kim

A mobile terminal and controlling method thereof are disclosed, by which a sharp and clear photo can be composed using a plurality of photos taken by burst shooting. The present invention includes a camera, a sensing unit configured to detect a surrounding brightness, a user input unit configured to receive a photographing command, and a controller, if the photographing command is received, taking a first number of photos by burst shooting, the controller outputting a shaking eliminated photo based on a second number of photo(s) selected from the first number of the taken photos, wherein the second number is determined based on the detected surrounding brightness.

Mobile terminal and controlling method thereof

There are provided a method and an apparatus for acquiring information on products which are located on the body of a person appearing in image data. More particularly, a method and an apparatus for analyzing a posture of a person from image data, i.e., a face posture and a body posture of the person, displaying, according to information on the posture of the person, at least one of candidate regions in which products are attached to the body of the person in the image data on a screen of a terminal of a user, and, if the user selects any one of the candidate regions, providing the terminal with information on products same as or similar to an image of a specific product included in the selected candidate region.

Method, apparatus, and computer readable recording medium for acquiring information on products attached to person in image data

In time-resolved contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance angiography, a measure quantifying image quality provides a basis for generating a linear filtered composite image by facilitating selection of a mask and an arterial phase image for subtraction. Filtering of individual pixels of a temporal series of images provides enhanced contrast in a single image by allowing the temporal behavior of the pixel intensity to denote representation as an artery, vein or background tissue. Motion artifacts are suppressed by re-registering sequential images, adjusting weighting before averaging and subtraction and filtering the Fourier data to eliminate data corrupted by motion or other phenomena.

System and method for generating composite substraction images for magnetic resonance imaging

System and method for generating composite subtraction images for magnetic resonance imaging

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