See also Synthesizing Constraint Expressions.
Lowe, D.G.[David G.],
Three-Dimensional Object Recognition from Single
Two-Dimensional Images,
AI(31), No. 3, March 1987, pp. 355-395.
WWW Version.
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Earlier:
Visual Recognition from Spatial Correspondence and
Perceptual Organization,
IJCAI85(951-959).
Recognize Three-Dimensional Objects. Apply the analysis technique to a 3-D recognition tasks.
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Lowe, D.G.[David G.],
The Viewpoint Consistency Constraint,
IJCV(1), No. 1, 1987, pp. 57-72.
Springer DOI Link
Viewpoint Constraint. Use the constraints imposed by the viewpoint to limit the
possible interpretations. I.e. is the interpretation consistent?
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Arbel, T.[Tal],
Ferrie, F.P.[Frank P.],
On the Sequential Accumulation of Evidence,
IJCV(43), No. 3, July-August 2001, pp. 205-230.
WWW Version.
0108
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Earlier:
Informative Views and Sequential Recognition,
ECCV96(I:467-481).
Springer DOI Link Determine which views are good and which are bad.
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Kuan, D.T.,
Shariat, H.,
Dutta, K.[Kalyan], and
Ransil, P.,
A Constraint-Based System for Interpretation of Aerial Imagery,
ICCV88(601-609).
IEEE Abstract. IEEE Top Reference. An alternative presentation with
different authors and more areas is in:
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DARPA89(332-352).
Recognize Aircraft. Discusses the COBIUS system, uses knowledge bases for objects,
constraints, control strategies, etc. Domain specific rules are
represented as constraints.
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Mundy, J.L., and
Joynson, R.,
Constraint-Based Modeling,
DARPA89(425-442).
System: GEOMETER. Combining the GEOMETER system with reasoning for recognition.
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Chapter on Matching and Recognition Using Volumes, High Level Vision Techniques, Invariants continues in
Rule-Based or Expert Systems for Recognition .