Image Understanding / Edition 1

by Yujin Zhang, Tsinghua University Press

Overview

This graduate textbook explains image reconstruction technologies based on region-based binocular and trinocular stereo vision, and object, pattern and relation matching. It further discusses principles and applications of multi-sensor fusion and content-based retrieval. Rich in examples and excises, the book concludes image engineering studies for electrical engineering and computer science students.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9783110520347
Publisher:	De Gruyter
Publication date:	08/07/2017
Series:	De Gruyter Textbook
Pages:	312
Product dimensions:	6.69(w) x 9.45(h) x (d)
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

Yujin Zhang, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China

Table of Contents

Table of Content:
Chapter 1 Stereo Vision
1.1 Modules of Stereo Vision
1.2 Region-Based Binocular Matching
1.3 Feature-Based Binocular Matching
1.4 Horizontal Multiple Stereo Matching
1.5 Orthogonal Trinocular Matching
1.6 Computing Sub-Pixel Level Disparity
1.7 Error Detection and Correction
1.8 Summary
Problems, Further Reading
Chapter 2 3-D Shape Information Recover
2.1 Photometric Stereo
2.2 Structure from Motion
2.3 Shape from Shading
2.4 Texture and Surface Orientation
2.5 Depth from Focal Length
2.6 Pose from Three Pixels
2.7 Summary
Problems, Further Reading
Chapter 3 Matching and Understanding
3.1 Fundamental of Matching
3.2 Object Matching
3.3 Dynamic Pattern Matching
3.4 Relation Matching
3.5 Graph Isomorphism
3.6 Labeling of Line Drawings
3.7 Summary
Problems, Further Reading
Chapter 4 Multi-Sensor Image Fusion
4.1 Overview of Information Fusion
4.2 Image Fusion
4.3 Pixel-Layer Fusion
4.4 Feature-Layer and Decision-Layer Fusions
4.5 Summary
Problems, Further Reading
Chapter 5 Content-Based Image Retrieval
5.1 Feature-Based Image Retrieval
5.2 Motion-Feature-Based Video Retrieval
5.3 Object-Based Retrieval
5.4 Video Analysis and Retrieval
5.5 Summary
Problems, Further Reading

Editorial Reviews

„Bietet Vieles, was in anderen Lehrbüchern kaum oder gar nicht behandelt wird."
Prof. Dr. Günther Görz, Friedrich-Alexander-Universityät Erlangen-Nürnberg

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