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  1. Nurhanna Abdul Aziz, Mohd Fauzi Othman
    MyJurnal
    The purpose of this paper is to classify between healthy and sick chicken based on their dropping. Most
    chicken farm management system in Malaysia is highly dependent on human surveillance method. This
    method, however, does not focus on early disease detection hence, unable to and alert chicken farmers
    to take necessary action.. Therefore, the need to improve the biosecurity of chicken poultry production
    is essential to prevent infectious disease such as avian influenza. The classification of sick and healthy
    chicken based solely on chicken’s excrement using the support vector machine is proposed. First, the
    texture is examined using grey-level co-occurrence matrix (GLCM) approach. A GLCM based texture
    feature set is derived and used as input for the SVM classifier. Comparison are made using more and
    then less extracted features, less extracted features and also applying Gabor filter to these features to
    see the effect it has on classification accuracy. Results show that having more features extracted using
    GLCM techniques allows for greater classification accuracy.
  2. M. Farihin Talib, Anuar, A.A., Mohd Fauzi Othman, Masoud Samadi
    MyJurnal
    Nowadays, intelligent vehicles have received a considerable attention among the
    researchers to reduce the number of collisions and road accidents. One of the
    challenging tasks for these vehicles is road lane detection or road boundaries
    detection. In this research, a lane detection algorithm was developed to detect the
    right and left lane markers on the road by using two cameras which act as a stereo
    vision for the system. It is based on edge detection by using Canny Edge Detection to
    reduce unnecessary data on the images and to perform features recognition for the
    lane. After the features has been extracted, the algorithm is followed by Hough
    Transform method to generate the detected lines on the image obtained from the
    stereo vision camera. The algorithm has to work in different environment to be used
    in real world applications. The stereo vision algorithm is implemented to generate
    disparity map of area. This helps to gain more information on environment, such as the
    estimated distance of the lines, the distance of the vehicle to the turns. The experiment
    result shows the detection of right and left lane on the road with disparity map to
    determine an estimate of the distance of detected lanes from the stereo vision camera.
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