Image Analysis in the Fish and Food Industries

Torry Research Station is the UK government laboratory concerned with the investigation of all aspects of fish technology. In the food industry, image analysis machines are being developed and used for a large number of purposes. N. Sarker and R. R. Wolfe have developed and implemented image analysi...

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Published inFish Quality Control by Computer Vision pp. 207 - 224
Main Authors Strachan, Norval J.C., Murray, C.K.
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published CRC Press 1991
Edition1
Subjects
Conventional Video Camera
Circular Products
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Torry Research Station
AFRC
Image Analysis Systems
Image Processing Boards
AVHRR
Fresh Market Tomatoes
AVHRR Satellite
Pattern Recognition Algorithms
Body Length Ratios
Fundamental Research
Fish Product Industries
Shape Descriptors
Scanning Laser Acoustic Microscope
Gulf Menhaden
Fish Shape
Image Analysis
Sun
Fish Fillets
Solid State Cameras
Particle Analysis
Robot Manipulators
Absolute Gradient
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Summary:Torry Research Station is the UK government laboratory concerned with the investigation of all aspects of fish technology. In the food industry, image analysis machines are being developed and used for a large number of purposes. N. Sarker and R. R. Wolfe have developed and implemented image analysis and pattern recognition algorithms for orientation of fresh market tomatoes and classification has an error rate of less than 8%. Image analysis systems have and are increasingly being designed for use in the fish and food industries. The minimum value of mismatch is used to compare the different species of fish. Lumetech produces a machine that can reduce bones and fins to 10-20% of the usual incidence in fish fillets. H. Wagner and J. H. Walter suggest using the back line of a fish as a criterion for distinguishing between the different species of fish.
ISBN:9780824784263
082478426X
DOI:10.1201/9780203755983-15