1 July 2006 Position-, rotation-, scale-, and orientation-invariant multiple object recognition from cluttered scenes
Peter Bone, Rupert C. D. Young, Christopher R. Chatwin
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Abstract
A method of detecting target objects in still images despite any kind of geometrical distortion is demonstrated. Two existing techniques are combined, each one capable of creating invariance to various types of distortion of the target object. A maximum average correlation height (MACH) filter is used to create invariance to orientation and gives good tolerance to background clutter and noise. A log r-θ mapping is employed to give invariance to in-plane rotation and scale by transforming rotation and scale variations of the target object into vertical and horizontal shifts. The MACH filter is trained on the log r-θ map of the target for a range of orientations and applied sequentially over regions of interest in the input image. Areas producing a strong correlation response can then be used to determine the position, in-plane rotation, and scale of the target objects in the scene.
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Peter Bone, Rupert C. D. Young, and Christopher R. Chatwin "Position-, rotation-, scale-, and orientation-invariant multiple object recognition from cluttered scenes," Optical Engineering 45(7), 077203 (1 July 2006). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.2227362
Published: 1 July 2006
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KEYWORDS
Image filtering

Sensors

Target detection

Distortion

Tolerancing

Optical filters

Bone

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