Shape Classification using Approximately Convex Segment Features

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Autor principal: Ray, Bimal Kumar
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contents The existing object classification techniques based on descriptive features rely on object alignment to compute the similarity of objects for classification. This paper replaces the necessity of object alignment through sorting of feature. The object boundary is normalized and segmented into approximately convex segments and the segments are then sorted in descending order of their length. The segment length, number of extreme points in segments, area of segments, the base and the width of the segments - a bag of features - is used to measure the similarity between image boundaries. The proposed method is tested on datasets and acceptable results are observed.
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spellingShingle Shape Classification using Approximately Convex Segment Features
Ray, Bimal Kumar
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
The existing object classification techniques based on descriptive features rely on object alignment to compute the similarity of objects for classification. This paper replaces the necessity of object alignment through sorting of feature. The object boundary is normalized and segmented into approximately convex segments and the segments are then sorted in descending order of their length. The segment length, number of extreme points in segments, area of segments, the base and the width of the segments - a bag of features - is used to measure the similarity between image boundaries. The proposed method is tested on datasets and acceptable results are observed.
title Shape Classification using Approximately Convex Segment Features
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.03625