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  • We propose a new affine-covariant feature, the Stable Affine Frame (SAF). SAFs lie on the boundary of extremal regions, ie. on isophotes. Instead of requiring the whole isophote to be stable with respect to intensity perturbation as in maximally stable extremal regions (MSERs), stability is required only locally, for the primitives constituting the three-point frames. The primitives are extracted by an affine invariant process that exploits properties of bitangents and algebraic moments. Thus, instead of using closed stable isophotes, ie. MSERs, and detecting affine frames on them, SAFs are sought even on some unstable extremal regions. We show experimentally on standard datasets that SAFs have repeatability comparable to the best affine covariant detectors and consistently produce a significantly higher number of features per image. Moreover, the features cover images more evenly than MSERs, which facilitates robustness to occlusion.
  • We propose a new affine-covariant feature, the Stable Affine Frame (SAF). SAFs lie on the boundary of extremal regions, ie. on isophotes. Instead of requiring the whole isophote to be stable with respect to intensity perturbation as in maximally stable extremal regions (MSERs), stability is required only locally, for the primitives constituting the three-point frames. The primitives are extracted by an affine invariant process that exploits properties of bitangents and algebraic moments. Thus, instead of using closed stable isophotes, ie. MSERs, and detecting affine frames on them, SAFs are sought even on some unstable extremal regions. We show experimentally on standard datasets that SAFs have repeatability comparable to the best affine covariant detectors and consistently produce a significantly higher number of features per image. Moreover, the features cover images more evenly than MSERs, which facilitates robustness to occlusion. (en)
  • We propose a new affine-covariant feature, the Stable Affine Frame (SAF). SAFs lie on the boundary of extremal regions, ie. on isophotes. Instead of requiring the whole isophote to be stable with respect to intensity perturbation as in maximally stable extremal regions (MSERs), stability is required only locally, for the primitives constituting the three-point frames. The primitives are extracted by an affine invariant process that exploits properties of bitangents and algebraic moments. Thus, instead of using closed stable isophotes, ie. MSERs, and detecting affine frames on them, SAFs are sought even on some unstable extremal regions. We show experimentally on standard datasets that SAFs have repeatability comparable to the best affine covariant detectors and consistently produce a significantly higher number of features per image. Moreover, the features cover images more evenly than MSERs, which facilitates robustness to occlusion. (cs)
Title
  • Stable Affine Frames on Isophotes
  • Stable Affine Frames on Isophotes (en)
  • Stable Affine Frames on Isophotes (cs)
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  • Stable Affine Frames on Isophotes
  • Stable Affine Frames on Isophotes (en)
  • Stable Affine Frames on Isophotes (cs)
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  • RIV/68407700:21230/07:03135474!RIV08-GA0-21230___
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  • RIV/68407700:21230/07:03135474
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  • LAF; MSER; affine; covariant; detector; local affine frames; maximally stable extremal regions (en)
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  • Rio de Janeiro
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  • ICCV 2007: Proceedings of Eleventh IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision
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  • Matas, Jiří
  • Perďoch, Michal
  • Obdržálek, Štěpán
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  • 21230
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