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27 March 1997 Detection of magnification, rotation, and parallel translation using Hough and Fourier-Mellin transforms
Hiroyuki Onishi, Hisashi Suzuki
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Abstract
Let a reference image and an input image that is magnified, rotated, and parallel-translated from the reference image be given. This paper discusses a method of computing the scale of magnification, the angle of rotation, and the quantity of parallel translation with a Hough transform of O'Gorman- Clowes version and a Fourier-Mellin transform. Differently from known methods using Fourier or Hough transforms, the discussed method can compute uniquely the angle of rotation. Moreover, the discussed method can process even low quality images since it does not require extracting feature points differently from known methods. Experiments were applied to actual images of bills.
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Hiroyuki Onishi and Hisashi Suzuki "Detection of magnification, rotation, and parallel translation using Hough and Fourier-Mellin transforms", Proc. SPIE 3073, Optical Pattern Recognition VIII, (27 March 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.270370
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KEYWORDS
Radon transform

Fourier transforms

Transform theory

Hough transforms

Calibration

Radon

Image processing

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