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15 September 2005 Model based recognition using 3D line sets and multidimensional Hausdorff distance
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In this paper, we proposed a three dimensional (3D) line based matching algorithm using multi-dimensional Hausdorff distance. Classical line based recognition techniques using Hausdorff distance deals with two dimensional (2D) models and 2D images. In our proposed 3D line based matching technique, two sets of lines are extracted from a 3D model and 3D image (constructed by stereo imaging). For matching these line sets, we used multidimensional Hausdorff distance minimization technique which requires only to find the translation between the image and the model, whereas most of the model based recognition techniques require to find the rotation, scale and translation variations between the image and the models. A line based approach for model based recognition using four dimensional (4D) Hausdorff distance has been already proposed in Ref. [1]. However, our method requires a 4D Hausdorff distance calculation followed by a 3D Hausdorff distance calculation. In the proposed method, as the matching is performed using 3D line sets, it is more reliable and accurate.
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M. T. Rahman and M. S. Alam "Model based recognition using 3D line sets and multidimensional Hausdorff distance", Proc. SPIE 5909, Applications of Digital Image Processing XXVIII, 59091H (15 September 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.618424
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KEYWORDS
3D modeling

Image segmentation

3D image processing

Data modeling

Cameras

Prisms

Detection and tracking algorithms

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