DocumentCode :
2525195
Title :
Edge direction dispersion and its application in automatic suitable-matching area selection
Author :
Qing-hai, Ding ; Xin-rong, Yu ; Hai-bo, Luo ; Hong-mei, Liu
Author_Institution :
Res. Inst. of Gen. Dev. & Demonstration of Equip., Equip. of Air Force, Beijing, China
fYear :
2011
fDate :
23-25 May 2011
Firstpage :
4060
Lastpage :
4065
Abstract :
Automatic suitable-matching area selection is an important research in visual guidance, scene matching and local non-texture target tracking. Meanwhile, it is the major research subject in computer vision and accurate guidance. In this paper, a new characteristic quantity, i.e., the edge direction dispersion was defined. Then the computation method, parameters selection and real-time realization of this characteristic quantity were investigated. Furthermore, the application of its characteristic in automatic suitable-matching area selection was studied. With a reasonable design for calculation precision, solving method for arctan(x) function in [-∞, +∞] could be simplified to linearization calculations in [0, 0.25], then a fast algorithm for arctan(x) function was presented. Experimental results showed that the sub-image extracted by our fast algorithm had higher matching level and was suitable to be a matching template. All the calculations involved in the proposed matching algorithm could be done in one filed period and the real-time request could be satisfied. Moreover, this characteristic of edge direction could also be used to measure the comparability of template and real-time images, which could be widely used in automatic target recognition and target tracking.
Keywords :
computer vision; edge detection; image matching; linearisation techniques; target tracking; automatic suitable-matching area selection; automatic target recognition; calculation precision; computer vision; design; edge direction dispersion; linearization calculation; local nontexture target tracking; matching template; parameter selection; scene matching; target tracking; visual guidance; Dispersion; Equations; Image edge detection; Mathematical model; Pixel; Real time systems; Target tracking; automatic suitable-matching area selection; edge direction dispersion; imaging guidance; local non-texture target tracking; scene matching;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Control and Decision Conference (CCDC), 2011 Chinese
Conference_Location :
Mianyang
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4244-8737-0
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/CCDC.2011.5968934
Filename :
5968934
Link To Document :
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