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Hennadii Khudov

Researcher at University of Kharkiv

Publications -  47
Citations -  159

Hennadii Khudov is an academic researcher from University of Kharkiv. The author has contributed to research in topics: Computer science & Radar. The author has an hindex of 4, co-authored 23 publications receiving 64 citations.

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A Swarm Method for Segmentation of Images Obtained from On-Board Optoelectronic Surveillance Systems

TL;DR: It was analyzed the main atmospheric factors effecting formation of optoelectronic images and a swarm segmentation method of images obtained from on-board optoelectedronic surveillance systems was suggested, using artificial bee colony as a method of segmentation.
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Devising a method for processing the image of a vehicle's license plate when shooting with a smartphone camera

TL;DR: An improved method for processing the image of a vehicle's license plate when shooting with a smartphone camera that employs the combined results from streaming video frames operates with numerical probability vectors is reported.
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Devising a method for segmenting complex structured images acquired from space observation systems based on the particle swarm algorithm

TL;DR: The improved segmentation method based on the particle swarm algorithm makes it possible to segment complex structured images acquired from space surveillance systems and reduces segmentation errors of the first kind by an average of 12 % and that of the second kind by 8 %.
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An improved method for segmentation of a multiscale sequence of optoelectronic images

TL;DR: It was suggested at the segmentation of the optoelectronic images to conduct their multiple transformations previously to use the evolutionary method, and Gaussians was selected with the appropriate scale factor values as a core transformation.
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Proposals for Improving of Air Surveillance Informativity in MIMO Radar Systems Based on Two-Dimensional Radars

TL;DR: The method of calculating the third coordinate (altitude) by means of increasing the informativity of the MIMO Radars system by using the mathematical model method to calculate the altitude measurement error.