2010
DOI: 10.3788/gzxb20103912.2246
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Fast Correlation Matching Based on Fast Fourier Transform and Integral Image

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“…Suppose the target image to be searched is T, the length and width of the image are m and n; the image to be searched (large image) is I, and the image length and width are M and N; and M is greater than or equal to m, N Less than or equal to n. Assuming that the length and width of the sub-image of the image to be searched are m and n, and the upper left vertex of the sub-image is (x, y), assuming that the sub-image is, the template coefficients of the sub-block and the template image are defined as [6]: at (k, l)point, T(k,l) represents the gray value of the target image T at (k, l) point, and x,,y I represents the gray value of the sub-image, -T respectively represents the gray value of the template image T Mean.…”
Section: Introduction To Related Matching Algorithmsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Suppose the target image to be searched is T, the length and width of the image are m and n; the image to be searched (large image) is I, and the image length and width are M and N; and M is greater than or equal to m, N Less than or equal to n. Assuming that the length and width of the sub-image of the image to be searched are m and n, and the upper left vertex of the sub-image is (x, y), assuming that the sub-image is, the template coefficients of the sub-block and the template image are defined as [6]: at (k, l)point, T(k,l) represents the gray value of the target image T at (k, l) point, and x,,y I represents the gray value of the sub-image, -T respectively represents the gray value of the template image T Mean.…”
Section: Introduction To Related Matching Algorithmsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Image registration algorithm is usually divided into two categories: one is gray correlation algorithm [2]; the other is feature-based registration algorithm [3]. Gray-based match the image data directly, which include normalized cross-correlation registration, template registration, the fast Fourier algorithm, projection registration, sequential similarity detection registration and so on [4][5][6][7][8]. The other called feature registration includes point, line, area and other significant features primitives [9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%