Methods based on local, viewpoint invariant features have proven capable of recognizing objects in spite of viewpoint changes, occlusion and clutter. However, these approaches fail …
AS Mian, M Bennamoun… - IEEE transactions on …, 2006 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
Viewpoint independent recognition of free-form objects and their segmentation in the presence of clutter and occlusions is a challenging task. We present a novel 3D model …
Abstract 'Invariant regions' are self-adaptive image patches that automatically deform with changing viewpoint as to keep on covering identical physical parts of a scene. Such regions …
A novel approach to appearance based object recognition is introduced. The proposed method, based on matching of local image features, reliably recognises objects under very …
Challenging object detection and segmentation tasks can be facilitated by the availability of a reference object. However, accounting for possible transformations between the different …
We present a new approach to appearance-based object recognition, which captures the relationships between multiple model views and exploits them to improve recognition …
The joint tasks of object recognition and object segmentation from a single image are complex in their requirement of not only correct classification, but also deciding exactly …
We present an approach to recognition of complex objects in cluttered three-dimensional (3D) scenes that does not require feature extraction or segmentation. Our object …
R Basri, DW Jacobs - International Journal of Computer Vision, 1997 - Springer
Recognition systems attempt to recover information about the identity of observed objects and their location in the environment. A fundamental problem in recognition is pose …