Hough transform detection of 3-D curves and target trajectories

Hough transform detection of 3-D curves and target trajectories

The problem of detecting curves and target trajectories in 3-D space is examined. Techniques based on the Hough transform and a 3-D extension of it are presented. The effectiveness of the techniques for the detection of circles and circular missile trajectories given two arbitrary 2-D views (or give...

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Veröffentlicht in:Applied Optics 1989-08, Vol.28 (16), p.3479-3486
Hauptverfasser: RAGHURAM KRISHNAPURAM, CASASENT, D. P
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