2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijleo.2020.165884
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Fast point cloud registration in multidirectional affine transformation

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“…The Affine Transformation [33], [34] is a linear transformation method of two-dimensional coordinates, which can maintain the straightness and parallelism of two-dimensional graphs at the same time. In other words, affine transformation allows the image to be inclined at will and can be contracted at will in two directions.…”
Section: Image Expansionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Affine Transformation [33], [34] is a linear transformation method of two-dimensional coordinates, which can maintain the straightness and parallelism of two-dimensional graphs at the same time. In other words, affine transformation allows the image to be inclined at will and can be contracted at will in two directions.…”
Section: Image Expansionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Without changing the meaning associated with customary norms and rules, Songket can be used as guidelines in life because the motif is very complex in the object [8]- [10]. Therefore, it is necessary to develop the value of the Affine transformation matrix in which the Affine transformation has definitely symmetric positive manifold matrix value [11]- [13]. It belongs to the Lie group structure and does not obey Euclidean space.…”
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confidence: 99%
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Point matching plays an important role in computer vision, such as object matching [1,2], image registration [3,4], autonomous navigation [5], 3D modeling [6] and so on. It aims to find the correspondences between two point sets and/or recover the transformation that map one point set to the other.
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