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Old school technique. He should have just used SIFT keypoints or something. Much faster and more accurate. Still, cool demo.
by axiom 17y ago
Old school technique. He should have just used SIFT keypoints or something. Much faster and more accurate.
Still, cool demo.
- apu 17y agoThe biggest thing that would probably help is not changing the features to SIFT, but to make the recognition part using a classifier rather than the set of rules he's using. Thus, instead of having to join edges into lines, and then applying rules about parallelism, etc., one could take a set of training examples and train a classifier (e.g., support vector machine) on it. But I agree, cool demo.
- sga 17y agoIt seems a license from UBC would be required to use the SIFT algorithm in a commercial venture. This may have been enough to dissuade the algorithms use in this case.