Teledyne Technologies. has been granted a patent for a high-resolution image target classification system. This system utilizes a multi-scale neural network to classify objects in images by determining regions of interest and optimizing resource allocation for efficient processing and detection. GlobalData’s report on Teledyne Technologies gives a 360-degree view of the company including its patenting strategy. Buy the report here.

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High resolution image target classification system and method

Source: United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Credit: Teledyne Technologies Inc

The patent US12046031B2 describes a sophisticated system and method for object classification using a multi-scale neural network architecture. The system includes a proposal component that receives a dataset containing images of a scene and identifies regions of interest for further analysis. This proposal component works in conjunction with a multi-scale neural network, which consists of multiple neural networks, each trained to classify objects within specific regions. The attention coordinator plays a crucial role by determining which regions of interest to process based on available system resources and the resource allocation associated with each neural network. This ensures efficient processing and maximizes the probability of accurately detecting objects within the image.

Additionally, the system incorporates various input devices, such as visible spectrum cameras and other sensors like radar and infrared imaging systems, to enhance the dataset. The proposal component can analyze the dataset to identify proposed regions of interest, including those associated with detected motion or through stochastic search methods. Each neural network is designed to handle different input image sizes, allowing for flexibility in processing. The method further optimizes the allocation of regions to neural networks based on the likelihood of detecting objects and minimizing the number of pixels processed. A short-term target memory is also utilized to track classified objects and generate predictive proposals for future analysis, enhancing the system's overall effectiveness in real-time object classification scenarios.

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