Nikon Corporation

The University of Tokyo

Kenichi Ohba

Hiroyuki Abe

Masayuki Murata

Fumi Kano

Yoshiyuki Noguchi

Masafumi Yamashita

Wataru Tomosugi

Takuro Saigo

Chisako Iwamoto

Mamiko Masutani

Kenta Imai

An image-processing device including: a determination unit that determines a captured image on the basis of a ratio of cells and a distribution of the cells in the captured image acquired by imaging a sample including cells; and an area setting unit that sets an area used for analyzing the cells of the sample on the basis of a result of the determination acquired by the determination unit.

Image-processing device, image-processing method, and image-processing program for setting cell analysis area based on captured image

An image matching device includes: a dividing unit that divides a target image, contained in a search window set within an input image constituted with pixels each having a luminance component and a chrominance component, and a template image constituted with pixels each having the luminance component and the chrominance component, each into a plurality of divided areas; a representative value calculation unit that calculates a luminance component representative value and a chrominance component representative value in correspondence to each of the divided areas; a normalizing unit that normalizes the luminance component representative value having been calculated in correspondence to each divided area; and a template matching processing unit that executes template matching processing based upon the normalized luminance component representative value and the chrominance component representative value corresponding to each of the divided areas in the template image, and upon the normalized luminance component representative value and the chrominance component representative value corresponding to each of the divided areas in the target image.

Image matching device and camera

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Tokyo, Japan

Kenichi Ohba