Fast Specific Object Recognition Based on Local Feature and Example Search
Language
Japanese
Type
Surveys and Articles
Authors
Masakazu Iwamura, Koichi Kise
Title
Fast Specific Object Recognition Based on Local Feature and Example Search
Journal
Japanese Journal of Optics
Vol.
42
No.
8
Pages
pp.407-412
Reviewed
Not reviewed
Date
August 2013
Research fields
Object Recognition
Key
Iwamura2013_JO (id=1343)
Abstract
Object recognition is a task to recognize an object contained in an image. If the task
is intended to identify an instance rather than a category, it is called “specific object
recognition.” In the current article, we introduce the specific object recognition and its
applications. We also introduce a simple method using local features and efficient example
search to realize the specific object recognition.
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