Canonical decomposition of steerable functions

Canonical decomposition of steerable functions

Steerable functions find application in numerous problems in image processing, computer vision and computer graphics. As such, it is important to develop the appropriate mathematical tools to analyze them. In this paper, we introduce the mathematics of Lie group theory in the context of steerable fu...

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