Scale Selection
Scale Selection
The notion of scale selection refers to methods for estimating characteristic scales in image data and for automatically determining locally appropriate scales in a scale-space representation, so as to adapt subsequent processing to the local image structure and compute scale invariant image features and image descriptors. An essential aspect of the approach is that it allows for a bottom-up determination of inherent scales of features and objects without first recognizing them or delimiting alternatively segmenting them from their surrounding. Scale selection methods have also been developed from other viewpoints of performing noise suppression and exploring top-down information. Part of ISBN 978-3-030-03243-2QC 20231024
Computer graphics and computer vision, Blob detection, scale invariance, Image-based matching and recognition, Feature detection, object recognition, Automatic scale selection, Scale invariance, Interest point detection, Corner detection, Edge detection, Scale invariant image features and image descriptors, feature tracking, edge detection, Matematik, blob detection, Scale-space, frequency estimation, Computer Sciences, feature detection, interest point detection, Object recognition, Datorgrafik och datorseende, Ridge detection, Feature tracking, ridge detection, image-based recognition, Datavetenskap (datalogi), scale-space, corner detection, Frequency estimation, Mathematics
Computer graphics and computer vision, Blob detection, scale invariance, Image-based matching and recognition, Feature detection, object recognition, Automatic scale selection, Scale invariance, Interest point detection, Corner detection, Edge detection, Scale invariant image features and image descriptors, feature tracking, edge detection, Matematik, blob detection, Scale-space, frequency estimation, Computer Sciences, feature detection, interest point detection, Object recognition, Datorgrafik och datorseende, Ridge detection, Feature tracking, ridge detection, image-based recognition, Datavetenskap (datalogi), scale-space, corner detection, Frequency estimation, Mathematics
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