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The results show that improved fire-detection capabilities can be achieved over standard smoke detectors by combining smoke measurements with CO measurements in specific algorithms.
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Dongxiang Zhou, Yunhui Liu, Xuanping Cai 
15 Jun 2004
23 Citations
Experiments have demonstrated that our corner detector is accurate and efficient.
Our study shows that this corner detector has most of the time a better behavior than the others, while requiring only one parameter to take into account the noise level.
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Lin Wang, Aiguo Li 
01 Jul 2017
6 Citations
Experimental results show that the proposed method can improve the accuracy of smoke detection and can be used in outdoor environment.
We argue that image-based smoke detection can be employed to undertake such a decision, while as well being a useful indicator for relevant scenes in post-procedure analyses.
These plots facilitate the consideration of uncertainty in smoke detector response estimates by allowing a range of alarm thresholds to be determined.
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Di Zhang, Xiao-Ping Miao, Feng Jiang 
15 Oct 2015
The conclusion can guide the mounting position of smoke fire detector.
Smoke targets in multiple scenes can be detected accurately and quickly.
Through experiment contrasts, the algorithm used in this paper can be improved more corner detection performance.

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