Minimal representations of 3D models in terms of image parameters under calibrated and uncalibrated perspective
Vincenzo Caglioti
IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence 2004, 26 (9): 1234-8
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Indexing is a well-known paradigm for object recognition. In indexing, each 3D model is represented as the set of values assumed by a given vector of image parameters in correspondence to all the possible images of the 3D model. An open problem, posed by Jacobs, concerned the minimum dimensionality of such sets under perspective. This paper proves that, under calibrated or uncalibrated perspective, the minimum dimensionality of the set representing any 3D modeled point-set is two. Two-dimensional representations are found also for 3D curved objects.
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