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Robust Point Matching via Vector Field Consensus

Ma, Jiayi ; Zhao, Ji ; Tian, Jinwen ; Yuille, Alan L. ; Tu, Zhuowen

IEEE transactions on image processing, 2014-04, Vol.23 (4), p.1706-1721 [Periódico revisado por pares]

New York, NY: IEEE

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Robust Point Matching via Vector Field Consensus
Autor: Ma, Jiayi ; Zhao, Ji ; Tian, Jinwen ; Yuille, Alan L. ; Tu, Zhuowen
Assuntos: Algorithms ; Applied sciences ; Detection, estimation, filtering, equalization, prediction ; Estimates ; Estimating ; Estimation ; Exact sciences and technology ; Fields (mathematics) ; Image processing ; Information, signal and communications theory ; Interpolation ; Kernel ; Matching ; Mathematical analysis ; Mathematical model ; Mathematical models ; outlier removal ; Point correspondence ; regularization ; Robustness ; Signal and communications theory ; Signal processing ; Signal, noise ; Telecommunications and information theory ; Three dimensional ; Vectors
É parte de: IEEE transactions on image processing, 2014-04, Vol.23 (4), p.1706-1721
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Descrição: In this paper, we propose an efficient algorithm, called vector field consensus, for establishing robust point correspondences between two sets of points. Our algorithm starts by creating a set of putative correspondences which can contain a very large number of false correspondences, or outliers, in addition to a limited number of true correspondences (inliers). Next, we solve for correspondence by interpolating a vector field between the two point sets, which involves estimating a consensus of inlier points whose matching follows a nonparametric geometrical constraint. We formulate this a maximum a posteriori (MAP) estimation of a Bayesian model with hidden/latent variables indicating whether matches in the putative set are outliers or inliers. We impose nonparametric geometrical constraints on the correspondence, as a prior distribution, using Tikhonov regularizers in a reproducing kernel Hilbert space. MAP estimation is performed by the EM algorithm which by also estimating the variance of the prior model (initialized to a large value) is able to obtain good estimates very quickly (e.g., avoiding many of the local minima inherent in this formulation). We illustrate this method on data sets in 2D and 3D and demonstrate that it is robust to a very large number of outliers (even up to 90%). We also show that in the special case where there is an underlying parametric geometrical model (e.g., the epipolar line constraint) that we obtain better results than standard alternatives like RANSAC if a large number of outliers are present. This suggests a two-stage strategy, where we use our nonparametric model to reduce the size of the putative set and then apply a parametric variant of our approach to estimate the geometric parameters. Our algorithm is computationally efficient and we provide code for others to use it. In addition, our approach is general and can be applied to other problems, such as learning with a badly corrupted training data set.
Editor: New York, NY: IEEE
Idioma: Inglês

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Robust Point Matching via Vector Field Consensus

Ma, Jiayi ; Zhao, Ji ; Tian, Jinwen ; Yuille, Alan L. ; Tu, Zhuowen

New York, NY: IEEE

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