This paper introduces a joint feature of Fourier histograms of oriented gradients (FHOG) and local binary pattern (LBP) for vehicle detection in aerial images. Both of them are rotation invariant, so any rotation angle of vehicle in aerial images can be easily detected. A linear support vector machine (SVM) classifier is then trained over the joint feature vectors for the final vehicle detection. We evaluate our method on a public dataset and compare with some state-of-theart algorithms, the proposed joint feature outperforms them in detecting small targets in complicated backgrounds.
In this paper, we present a technique to automatically identify some typical radio frequency interference from pulsar surveys using support vector machine. The technique has been tested by candidates. In these experiments, to get features of SVM, we use principal component analysis for mosaic plots and its classification accuracy is 96.9%; while we use mathematical morphology operation for smog plots and horizontal stripes plots and its classification accuracy is 86%. The technique is simple, high accurate and useful.
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