This paper analyses the improvements that can be gained in the generalized Hough transform method for recognizing objects through the use of imperfect perceptual grouping techniques. In particular, we consider simple grouping techniques that determine pairs of points that are likely to belong to the same object using a criterion based on connectedness in the image edge map. It is shown that such imperfect grouping techniques can considerably improve both the efficiency and accuracy of object recognition. Experiments are described that demonstrate the improvements in performance. Keywords: object recognition, generalized Hough transform, perceptual grouping 1 Introduction Object recognition methods for complex problems have been plagued by...
The Hough transform was originally designedto recognize artifical objects in images. A Hough transfo...
This paper presents a new method for visual object categorization, i.e.~for recognizing previously ...
The recognition of the objects contained in images has always presented a challenge in the field of ...
A common method for finding an object's pose is the generalized Hough transform, which accumulates...
In this paper, we introduce a new generalized Hough transform for the recognition of nonanalytic obj...
The report describes a recognition system called GROPER, which performs grouping by using distance...
. In the companion paper [7] a grouping strategy with a firm geometrical underpinning and without th...
This paper presents a new method of grouping edges in order to recognize objects. This grouping me...
In this work we present a modification of the arbitrary shape detection process based on the pairing...
International Conference on Image Processing (ICIP'99), Kobe, Jpn, 24-28 October 1999In this paper, ...
The Hough Transform is a widely researched area of computer vision due to its unique promise for sha...
xxix, 208 leaves : ill. (some col.) ; 30 cm.PolyU Library Call No.: [THS] LG51 .H577P EIE 2002 ChauI...
A novel generalized Hough transform algorithm which makes use of the color similarity between homoge...
By using the combination of the Hough and the contour sequence matching techniques, we suggest a new...
Finding arbitrary shapes within image data is a problem with applications ranging from Internet sear...
The Hough transform was originally designedto recognize artifical objects in images. A Hough transfo...
This paper presents a new method for visual object categorization, i.e.~for recognizing previously ...
The recognition of the objects contained in images has always presented a challenge in the field of ...
A common method for finding an object's pose is the generalized Hough transform, which accumulates...
In this paper, we introduce a new generalized Hough transform for the recognition of nonanalytic obj...
The report describes a recognition system called GROPER, which performs grouping by using distance...
. In the companion paper [7] a grouping strategy with a firm geometrical underpinning and without th...
This paper presents a new method of grouping edges in order to recognize objects. This grouping me...
In this work we present a modification of the arbitrary shape detection process based on the pairing...
International Conference on Image Processing (ICIP'99), Kobe, Jpn, 24-28 October 1999In this paper, ...
The Hough Transform is a widely researched area of computer vision due to its unique promise for sha...
xxix, 208 leaves : ill. (some col.) ; 30 cm.PolyU Library Call No.: [THS] LG51 .H577P EIE 2002 ChauI...
A novel generalized Hough transform algorithm which makes use of the color similarity between homoge...
By using the combination of the Hough and the contour sequence matching techniques, we suggest a new...
Finding arbitrary shapes within image data is a problem with applications ranging from Internet sear...
The Hough transform was originally designedto recognize artifical objects in images. A Hough transfo...
This paper presents a new method for visual object categorization, i.e.~for recognizing previously ...
The recognition of the objects contained in images has always presented a challenge in the field of ...