6 research outputs found
Optimal Consensus set for nD Fixed Width Annulus Fitting
International audienceThis paper presents a method for fitting a nD fixed width spherical shell to a given set of nD points in an image in the presence of noise by maximizing the number of inliers, namely the consensus set. We present an algorithm, that provides the optimal solution(s) within a time complexity O(N n+1 log N) for dimension n, N being the number of points. Our algorithm guarantees optimal solution(s) and has lower complexity than previous known methods
Regular Geometrical Languages and Tiling the Plane
International audienceWe show that if a binary language L is regular, prolongable and geometrical, then it can generate, on certain assumptions, a p1 type tiling of a part of â„•2. We also show that the sequence of states that appear along a horizontal line in such a tiling only depends on the shape of the tiling sub-figure and is somehow periodic
Rigid motions in the cubic grid: A discussion on topological issues
International audienceRigid motions on 2D digital images were recently investigated with the purpose of preserving geometric and topological properties. From the application point of view, such properties are crucial in image processing tasks, for instance image registration. The known ideas behind preserving geometry and topology rely on connections between the 2D continuous and 2D digital geometries that were established via multiple notions of regularity on digital and continuous sets. We start by recalling these results; then we discuss the difficulties that arise when extending them from to . On the one hand, we aim to provide a discussion on strategies that proved to be successful in and remain valid in ; on the other hand, we explain why certain strategies cannot be extended to the 3D framework of digitized rigid motions. We also emphasize the relationships that may exist between certain concepts initially proposed in . Overall, our objective is to initiate an investigation about the most promising approaches for extending the 2D results to higher dimensions