Real-Time Recognition of Objectsby Cascading Approximate Nearest Neighbor Searchers
Journal
Proceedings of MIRU 2007
Presentation number
DS-16
Pages
pp.467-468
Reviewed
Not reviewed
Date
July 2007
Research fields
Pattern recognition, Object Recognition
Key
Noguchi2007_MIRU_Real (id=986)
MIRU2007 Best Demonstration Award Winner
Abstract
We demonstrate a system for real-time object recognition which employs PCA-SIFT as local descriptors of images. Object recognition based on PCA-SIFT has posed problems of processing time for both extraction and matching of local descriptors because of their large number. To solve the problem about extraction, the proposed
system is equipped with a GPU (Graphical Processing Unit). For the problem about matching, we utilize a cascaded approximate nearest neighbor searchers. These two factors enable us real-time object recognition even with
a database of 100,000 objects.
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