Dmytro Peleshko

Dmytro Peleshko

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Academic Career Length

23Years (2004-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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8 December 2016 in International Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications
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DPDmytro Peleshko
Dmytro Peleshko
TRTaras Rak
Taras Rak
Ivan IzoninIvan Izonin
Ivan Izonin

1 January 2017
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OMOleksii Maksymiv
Oleksii Maksymiv
TRTaras Rak
Taras Rak
DPDmytro Peleshko
Dmytro Peleshko
This paper presents a novel algorithm for detection certain types of emergencies relating to fire, smoke and explosions by processing the data recorded from the camera monitoring, based on cascaded approach. First, the combination of Adaboost and Local binary pattern (LBP) are using for getting Region of Interest (ROI) and reducing time complexity. Next, to alleviate common problems of vulnerable such as false positive, we propose to use Convolutional Neural Network (CNN). The final experimental results showed that the accuracy rate of this method for emergencies detection could reach 95.2%.

1 May 2017
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YRYurii Rashkevych
Yurii Rashkevych
DPDmytro Peleshko
Dmytro Peleshko
OVOlena Vynokurova
Olena Vynokurova
Ivan IzoninIvan Izonin
Ivan Izonin
NLNataliia Lotoshynska
Nataliia Lotoshynska
In the paper the method of single-frame image super-resolution based on the singular decomposition of matrix operator of the convergence square matrix operator is proposed. The characteristic vectors-features are obtained by using the Moore-Penrose pseudoinverse of matrix operator, which are used for enlarged image synthesis. The series of computational experiments based on images with fluctuation of intensity function are performed. The comparison results with others methods have confirmed the effectiveness of developed approach. The main advantages of proposed method for different enlargement coefficients are considered.

1 September 2015
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Ivan IzoninIvan Izonin
Ivan Izonin
RTRoman Tkachenko
Roman Tkachenko
DPDmytro Peleshko
Dmytro Peleshko
TRTaras Rak
Taras Rak
DBDanylo Batyuk
Danylo Batyuk
The new learning-based image super-resolution method is described in this article. The process of increasing the resolution of video frames or images from a set according to the method is based on the weight coefficients of synaptic connections. These coefficients are obtained by the learning neural-like structure on a pair of images of low and high resolution. The dimension influence of the training set on the generalization properties of the neural-like structure is investigated. The comparison of work effectiveness of the proposed method to existing ones is analyzed.

6 October 2016
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DPDmytro Peleshko
Dmytro Peleshko
YIYuriy Ivanov
Yuriy Ivanov
BSBoris Sharov
Boris Sharov
Ivan IzoninIvan Izonin
Ivan Izonin
YBYuriy Borzov
Yuriy Borzov
This thesis is devoted to development of visitor's queue density analysis and registration method for a retail videosurveillance systems. Developed method of foreground segmentation is based on initial background modeling, selective temporal median filter and local binary patterns. Based on the literature review, a problem statement has been examined and investigated. Basic methods and their limitations were also analyzed. Software application, that was developed to implement segmentation method and test results shows that method increases an objects of interest segmentation quality and also has an improved segmentation efficiency by minimizing an impacts of illumination and micromovements in an area of interest.

1 February 2015
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YIYuriy Ivanov
Yuriy Ivanov
DPDmytro Peleshko
Dmytro Peleshko
OMOleksandr Makoveychuk
Oleksandr Makoveychuk
Ivan IzoninIvan Izonin
Ivan Izonin
IMIgor Malets
Igor Malets
DBDanylo Batyuk
Danylo Batyuk
This article considers two algorithms which are designed for taking into consideration such events as the light changing in the video frame, the background micro-movements and occlusion of an object. These events determine the negative influences on the segmentation process, because they often arise in the eyeshot of surveillance cameras that are operated outdoors.