While recent approaches have shown that it is possible to do template matching by exhaustively scanning the parameter space, the resulting algorithms are still quite demanding. In this paper we alleviate the computational load of these algorithms by proposing an efficient approach for predicting the match ability of a template, before it is actually performed. This avoids large amounts of unnecessary computations. We learn the match ability of templates by using dense convolutional neural network descriptors that do not require ad-hoc criteria to characterize a template. By using deep learning descriptions of patches we are able to predict match ability over the whole image quite reliably. We will also show how no specific training data is required to solve problems like panorama stitching in which you usually require data from the scene in question. Due to the highly parallelizable nature of this tasks we offer an efficient technique with a negligible computational cost at test time.
Matchability Prediction for Full-Search Template Matching Algorithms
Porzi, Lorenzo;
2015-01-01
Abstract
While recent approaches have shown that it is possible to do template matching by exhaustively scanning the parameter space, the resulting algorithms are still quite demanding. In this paper we alleviate the computational load of these algorithms by proposing an efficient approach for predicting the match ability of a template, before it is actually performed. This avoids large amounts of unnecessary computations. We learn the match ability of templates by using dense convolutional neural network descriptors that do not require ad-hoc criteria to characterize a template. By using deep learning descriptions of patches we are able to predict match ability over the whole image quite reliably. We will also show how no specific training data is required to solve problems like panorama stitching in which you usually require data from the scene in question. Due to the highly parallelizable nature of this tasks we offer an efficient technique with a negligible computational cost at test time.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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