Recognition with second-order topographic surface features:
Abstract: "We previously [3] defined eight second-order volumetric primitives and then showed [4] that they can be extracted from range data. This paper shows that by using them model matching is more efficient, because the shape vocabulary reduces the combinatorial generation of hypotheses. Wi...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Abstract: "We previously [3] defined eight second-order volumetric primitives and then showed [4] that they can be extracted from range data. This paper shows that by using them model matching is more efficient, because the shape vocabulary reduces the combinatorial generation of hypotheses. With the model-to-data correspondences, accurate three dimensional model location is possible." |
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| spellingShingle | Fisher, Robert B. Recognition with second-order topographic surface features Computer aided design (CAD) sigle Pattern recognition, image processing and remote sensing sigle Computer simulation Computer vision Volumetric analysis |
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| topic | Computer aided design (CAD) sigle Pattern recognition, image processing and remote sensing sigle Computer simulation Computer vision Volumetric analysis |
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