Title : ( 3D Object Tracking Using Directional Procrustes )
Authors: , Seyed Alireza Seyedin , Hossein Khoshbin Ghomash ,Abstract
A novel method of parametric active contours with geometric shape prior is presented in this paper. The main idea of the method consists in minimizing an energy function that includes additional information on a shape reference called a prototype. Shape prior introduced through a similarity measurement between evolving contour and Procrustes mean shape of desired object. This similarity measurement is full Procrustes distance between these two contours that is invariant with respect to similarity transformations (translation, scaling, and rotation). This extra shape knowledge enhances the model robustness to noise, occlusion and complex background. We also use gradient direction information in addition to gradient magnitude for more robustness to complex background. In this paper we introduce one important application of this new snake \\\"3D object tracking\\\". We obtain promising results for 3D object tracking which show the robustness of our method against noise, complex background, similarity transformations, occlusion, and changing viewpoint of 3D object.
Keywords
, parametric active contour, shape prior, similarity transformations, full Procrustes distance, Procrustes mean shape, directional Procrustes snake, 3D object tracking.@inproceedings{paperid:1011254,
author = {, and Seyedin, Seyed Alireza and Khoshbin Ghomash, Hossein},
title = {3D Object Tracking Using Directional Procrustes},
booktitle = {The 18th International Conference on Computer Theory and Applications - ICCTA 2008},
year = {2008},
location = {Alexandria},
keywords = {parametric active contour; shape prior; similarity
transformations; full Procrustes distance; Procrustes mean
shape; directional Procrustes snake; 3D object tracking.},
}
%0 Conference Proceedings
%T 3D Object Tracking Using Directional Procrustes
%A ,
%A Seyedin, Seyed Alireza
%A Khoshbin Ghomash, Hossein
%J The 18th International Conference on Computer Theory and Applications - ICCTA 2008
%D 2008