Motivation for image matching comes from problems such as scene reconstruction from multiple views and object recognition using feature models. Initially all models would assume that object went through either linear or affine transform and that appearance depends only on radiance. Modern approaches are trying to relax these assumptions.

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Image Analysis; Feature detection; feature descriptions; matching

Lecture #10770

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Feature Detection, Feature Descriptions, Matching, Warping

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