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A Fast Algorithm For Moment Invariants Generation

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Moment invariants have been used as feature descriptors in a variety of object recognition applications. When assuming a continuous image function, moments calculated using a double-integral formulation, are invariant to variations in translation, rotation, and size of the object. However, due to the recursive nature of the calculations and the limited speed of microprocessors, the moments were not computable in real-time. In this paper we present real-time invariant moment computations using the ‘Delta Method’, as a means of scene representation.

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Zakaria, M.F., Vroomen, L.J., Zsombor-Murray, P.J.A., Van Kessel, J.M.H.M. (1988). A Fast Algorithm For Moment Invariants Generation. In: Cantoni, V., Di Gesù, V., Levialdi, S. (eds) Image Analysis and Processing II. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-1007-5_28

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