Clustering or grouping is among the most important image processing methods that aim to split an image into different groups. Examining the literature, many clustering algorithms have been carried out, where the K-means algorithm is considered among the simplest and most used to classify an image into many regions. In this context, the main objective of this work is to detect and locate precisely the damaged area in photovoltaic (PV) fields based on the clustering of a thermal image through the K-means algorithm. The clustering quality depends on the number of clusters chosen; hence, the elbow, the average silhouette, and NbClust R package methods are used to find the optimal number K. The simulations carried out show that the use of the K-means algorithm allows detecting precisely the faults in PV panels. The excellent result is given with three clusters that is suggested by the elbow method.

License plate detection has always been challenging, especially with the increasing number of smart radars on roads and highways. By 2021, over 1 billion smart traffic radars have been provided worldwide for the gendarmerie as well as for road control officers from the National Security. This paper introduces a novel Arabic and Latin license plate detection and recognition method. In the first stage of the proposed method and after gathering images to build a new dataset, we used YOLOv7 to detect and localize the license plate in the image. The dataset has been labeled manually before feeding it to the detection system. Second, we applied some of the machine learning algorithms to enhance the detected license plate. For this, we employed thresholding as well as the kernel algorithms in order to remove the additional vertical lines in the plate. Afterward, we used the Arabic OCR as well as Easy OCR techniques to recognize the Arabic and the Latin letters on the license plate. The proposed detection algorithm achieved a precision of 97% and a recall of 98%, consequently, we achieved an F1 score of 98% in license plate detection. For image segmentation, while using Arabic OCR and Easy OCR to segment and extract characters from the detected license plate, we achieved an accuracy of 99 %. The proposed method gave satisfactory results for both detection and segmentation.

This article is a continuation of our work concerning the development of the adaptive hypermedia; and precisely the adaptation model. In a previous work we proposed both new Conception of the Learner Model and an Intelligent and Dynamic System Supporting Learner Ontologies. The main purpose of this article is to present our own model of adaptation that has the capacity to be implemented and that responds to all the remarks and shortcomings of the existing adaptation models while showing implementations and tests (technically) that we have developed

Biomedical images, whether acquired by techniques such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT), ultrasound, X-ray, or other methods, are commonly obtained and permanently stored for diagnostic purposes. Therefore, leveraging this large number of images has become essential for the development of intelligent medical diagnostic systems. In this work, we propose a new biomedical image recognition in two stages: the first stage is to introduce a new image feature extraction technique using quaternion Legendre orthogonal moments (QLOMs) to extract features from biomedical images. The second stage is to use radial basis function (RBF) neural networks for image classification to know the type of disease. To evaluate our computer-aided medical diagnosis system, we present a series of experiments were conducted. Based on the results of a comparative study with recent approaches, we conclude that our method is very promising for the detection and recognition of dangerous diseases.