Overlapping object recognition: a paradigm for multiple sensor fusion

Recognizing and identifying overlapping or occluded objects is a problem typically encountered in a manufacturing setting. The resultant image distortion tends to limit the applicability of current recognition systems in that case. The proposed recognition scheme involves the utility of an appropria...

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Published in:IEEE robotics & automation magazine 1998-09, Vol.5 (3), p.37-44
Main Authors: Intaek Kim, Vachtsevanos, G.
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Language:English
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Application software
Image analysis
Image segmentation
Manufacturing
Military computing
Object recognition
Robotics and automation
Sensor fusion
Sensor systems
Shape
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