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Polar radius integral transform for affine invariant feature extraction. (English) Zbl 1357.94022

Summary: Affine transform is to describe the same target at different viewpoints to obtain the relationship between images of approximate model. Affine invariant feature extraction plays an important role in object recognition and image registration. Firstly, the definition of polar radius integral transform (PRIT) is put forward by means of the characterization of affine transform mapping straight line into straight line, where PRIT computes the integral along the polar radius direction and converts images into closed curves which keep the same affine transform with original images. Secondly, in order to extract affine invariant feature, an affine invariant feature extraction algorithm is also given based on PRIT. The proposed algorithm can be used to combine contour-based methods with region-based methods. It has some advantages of fewer amounts of computations and feasibility of feature extraction for objects with several components. Finally, the capability of anti-noise (Gaussian noise, salt and pepper noise) of PRIT is discussed. The simulation experiment results show that PRIT can effectively extract the affine invariant features, but also the low order PRIT has very strong robustness to noise.

MSC:

94A08 Image processing (compression, reconstruction, etc.) in information and communication theory
60K99 Special processes
44A99 Integral transforms, operational calculus
60G15 Gaussian processes
65C20 Probabilistic models, generic numerical methods in probability and statistics
68U10 Computing methodologies for image processing
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