12.3.1.1 Matching, Affine Transformations

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Matching, Regions. Affine Transform.

Pauwels, E.J., Moons, T., Van Gool, L.J., Kempenaers, P., Oosterlinck, A.,
Recognition Of Planar Shapes Under Affine Distortion,
IJCV(14), No. 1, January 1995, pp. 49-65.
Springer DOI Link See also Foundations Of Semi-Differential Invariants. BibRef 9501

Van Gool, L.J., Moons, T., Ungureanu, D., Oosterlinck, A.,
The Characterization and Detection of Skewed Symmetry,
CVIU(61), No. 1, January 1995, pp. 138-150.
WWW Version. BibRef 9501

Kempenaers, P., Van Gool, L.J., and Oosterlinck, A.,
Shape Recognition under Affine Distortions,
VF91(323-332). Matching, Invariants. BibRef 9100

Wagemans, J.[Johan],
Detection of visual symmetries,
SV(9), No. 9, 1995, pp. xx-yy. BibRef 9500

Van Gool, L.J., Wagemans, J., Vandeneede, J., Oosterlinck, A.,
Similarity Extraction and Modelling,
ICCV90(530-534).
IEEE DOI Link BibRef 9000

Adler, S.L., Krishnan, R.,
Similarity and Affine Normalization of Partially Occluded Planar Curves Using First and 2nd Derivatives,
PR(31), No. 10, October 1998, pp. 1551-1556.
WWW Version. 9808
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Zuliani, M., Bhagavathy, S., Manjunath, B.S., Kenney, C.S.,
Affine-invariant curve matching,
ICIP04(V: 3041-3044).
IEEE DOI Link 0505
BibRef

Heikkila, J.,
Statistical method for object alignment under affine transformation,
CIAP03(360-365).
IEEE Abstract. IEEE Top Reference. 0310
BibRef

Frydrychowicz, S.,
A New Approach to Affine Transform Invariant Shape Matching,
VF91(267-274). Decompose the shape into sections and match the sections of the contour (lobes, etc.). BibRef 9112

Hummel, R.A., and Wolfson, H.J.,
Affine Invariant Matching,
DARPA88(351-364). BibRef 8800

Bachelder, I.A.[Ivan A.], and Ullman, S.,
Contour Matching Using Local Affine Transformations,
CVPR92(798-801).
IEEE Abstract. IEEE Top Reference. BibRef 9200
And: DARPA92(299-310). BibRef
And: A1 only: MIT AI Memo-1326, April 1992. Computes a point to point contour match.
WWW Version. BibRef

Baird, H.S.,
Model-Based Image Matching Using Location,
Cambridge: MIT Press1985. Matching features to convex regions leads to linear constraints of the set of possible transformations. BibRef 8500

Chapter on Registration, Matching and Recognition Using Points, Lines, Regions, Areas, Surfaces continues in
Region/Contour Matching, Accumulation Based .


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