Title :
An integral approach to free-formed object modeling
Author :
Shum, H. ; Hebert, M. ; Ikeuchi, K. ; Reddy, R.
Author_Institution :
Robotics Inst., Carnegie Mellon Univ., Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Abstract :
Presents a new approach to free-formed object modeling from multiple range images. In most conventional approaches, successive views are registered sequentially. In contrast to the sequential approaches, we propose an integral approach which reconstructs statistically optimal object models by simultaneously aggregating all data from multiple views into a weighted least-squares (WLS) formulation. The integral approach has two components. First, a global resampling algorithm constructs partial representations of the object from individual views so that correspondences can be established among different views. The global resampling algorithm is based on the spherical attribute image (SAI) previously introduced in the context of object representation and recognition. Second, a weighted least-squares algorithm integrates resampled partial representations of multiple views, using the technique of principal component analysis with missing data (PCAMD). Experiments using real range images show that our approach is robust against noise and mismatches, and generates accurate object models
Keywords :
computational geometry; computer vision; image reconstruction; image registration; least squares approximations; object recognition; sensor fusion; free-formed object modeling; global resampling algorithm; integral approach; mismatch robustness; missing data; multiple range images; multiple views; noise robustness; object recognition; partial object representations; principal component analysis; resampled representations; simultaneous data aggregation; spherical attribute image; statistically optimal object model reconstruction; view correspondences; weighted least-squares algorithm; Active noise reduction; Data mining; Image recognition; Image reconstruction; Iterative algorithms; Least squares methods; Merging; Noise robustness; Principal component analysis; Robots;
Conference_Titel :
Computer Vision, 1995. Proceedings., Fifth International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Cambridge, MA
Print_ISBN :
0-8186-7042-8
DOI :
10.1109/ICCV.1995.466845