2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.robot.2022.104248
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Adaptive ORB feature detection with a variable extraction radius in RoI for complex illumination scenes

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“…[20] Similar to K-Means' approximate clustering algorithm, PROSAC is commonly used for edge detection, which improves the speed and accuracy of matching by continuously repeating the sampling and clustering process. [21] When used for image matching error rejection, the efficiency is more than double that of RANSAC, and it has good robustness. Ma Xiaomin et al [22] proposed a method to construct a nonlinear scale space with complete affine invariance by combining asymptotic sampling optimization and nonlinear diffusion filtering, and improved the matching speed and accuracy through vector field consistency (VFC) and progressive sampling consistency (PROSAC).…”
Section: Asymptotic Consistent Samplingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[20] Similar to K-Means' approximate clustering algorithm, PROSAC is commonly used for edge detection, which improves the speed and accuracy of matching by continuously repeating the sampling and clustering process. [21] When used for image matching error rejection, the efficiency is more than double that of RANSAC, and it has good robustness. Ma Xiaomin et al [22] proposed a method to construct a nonlinear scale space with complete affine invariance by combining asymptotic sampling optimization and nonlinear diffusion filtering, and improved the matching speed and accuracy through vector field consistency (VFC) and progressive sampling consistency (PROSAC).…”
Section: Asymptotic Consistent Samplingmentioning
confidence: 99%