Fourierdiscriptors傅立叶描述子.pptVIP

ABiLiTieS Fourier Descriptors Analysis Team Fourier descriptors Ahmad Alkhodre Mostefa Belarbi Insa Lyon Georg Langs Srdan Tosovic Vienna University Nicolas Sicard Pavia University Lecturer: Alberto Aguado University of Surrey Contents Introduction Fourier descriptors Classification Occlusion Suggestions Conclusion Introduction Using shapes Advantages Drawbacks Fourier decomposition Fourier descriptors Fourier decomposition(of Nicolas) Invariance (Rotation)work in progress Reconstruction (of Nicolas) Classification  Database of Fourier descriptors with 14 airplanes and 1 Nicolas. Evaluation function for matching the test object with one object or Nicolas in the database. Astonishing results Occlusion problem Random results, when classifying occluded curves Classification – occlusions Curve represented by subcurve descriptors Processing of input Matching Search for lowest point Results Problems, observations Symmetry Descriptors are invariant against mirroring Time for more testing Tests were performed on one airplane Matching is dependent on number of airplanes in the database Weigthing algorithm for lowest point search Robustness Conclusion What we have done: Shape extraction Fourier coefficients Invariant Fourier descriptors Shape reconstruction Classification Proposition for occlusion problem What we still need to do: Generalization of alpha-beta decomposition * * ? Image classification Different means ? ... = original picture border decomposed to real + imaginary part Fourier coefficients Fourier descriptors Processing Processing How much is occluded? Which part of the original curve? Which airplane? Create databases of subcurves for each airplane: Alpha-beta decomposition curve a b subcurves Set of 200-400 descriptorvectors per airplane, indexed by intervalborders fourier descriptors database building 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. alpha beta database building a b Process the curve as an interval from a to b, for every (a,b) couple present