Proceedings Article10.5244/C.15.5
Structured Point Distribution Models: Modelling Intermittently Present Features
Mike Rogers,James H. Graham +1 more
- 01 Jan 2001
- pp 1-10
TL;DR: It is shown that the method captures the intermittent nature of the feature as oneofthemodes ofvariation, and demonstrated that, where features are intermittently present, greater model specifl city is achieved.
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Abstract: Pointdistributionmodelshavebeensuccessfulindescribingtheshape constraintsontwodimensionalobjectsforshapedescriptionandimage search. It is often the case that a class of objects to be modelled contains certain features which may be wholly present or absent in difierentinstances. Moustachesonfacesareacommonexample. Here we describe a method of coding the presence or absence of a feature within the PDM framework. We show that the method captures the intermittentnatureofthefeatureasoneofthemodesofvariation,and demonstrate that, where features are intermittently present, greater model speciflcity is achieved.
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