In many model-based object recognition systems, a synthesize-and-verify technique is used to evaluate the quality of hypotheses. This technique synthesises images of hypothesized objects in hypothesized poses, and compares them against the input imagery, producing a matching score. In this paper, we examine the image synthesis process in the context of triangulation-based range finding. We motivate the use of synthetically shadowed range data, for verification, present a simple and efficient algorithm for generation of shadowed range imagery, and demonstrate its usefulness in a set of real imagery.<>
Realistic range rendering
1994-01-01
340704 byte
Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
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