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Zooming image based false matches elimination algorithms for robot navigation
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2017
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EngineeringFeature DetectionField RoboticsFalse MatchesImage AnalysisPattern RecognitionFeature (Computer Vision)Robot LearningComputational GeometryAutomatic NavigationMachine VisionVision RoboticsComputer ScienceImage StitchingRange ImagingAutonomous NavigationRobot NavigationComputer VisionSpatial VerificationFeature MatchingFalse Matches EliminationRobotics
Feature matching is a critical step in the localization of zooming images. The study proposes and compares several improved false‑match elimination algorithms based on SIFT to enhance ranging accuracy in zooming‑image robot navigation. The authors develop three SIFT‑based false‑match elimination methods—geometry‑constraint, feature‑property, and epipolar‑distance iterative algorithms—that also enable real‑time calibration of the zooming‑image shrink‑amplify center. Experiments show the three algorithms reliably eliminate false matches, yielding stable feature points suitable for robot visual servoing.
Feature matching is one of the most important steps in the location technology of zooming images. According to the scale-invariant feature transform matching algorithm, several improved false matches elimination algorithms are proposed and compared in this article. First, features of zooming images and ranging models are introduced in detail in the theory framework of the scale-invariant feature transform feature detection and matching algorithm. The key role of the feature matching algorithm and false matches elimination in the ranging technology of zooming images is discussed and addressed. Second, false matches are eliminated by the proposed approach based on geometry constraint in zooming images with a higher accuracy. Third, false matches are removed by an elimination algorithm based on properties of the scale-invariant feature transform features. Finally, an iterative false matches elimination algorithm based on distance from epipole to epipolar line is proposed and this algorithm can also solve the real-time calibration of the shrink-amplify center for zooming images. Experiments results demonstrate that the three false matches elimination algorithms proposed are stable, and the false matches of feature points can be eliminated effectively with combination of these three methods, and the rest matching points can be applied into robot visual servoing.
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