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EMMCVPR
1997
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An Energy Minimization Method for Matching and Comparing Structured Object Representations

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An Energy Minimization Method for Matching and Comparing Structured Object Representations

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We present a general method for matching segmented parts of objects by energy minimization. The energy is designed in order to cope with possible imperfections of the compared segmentations (merged, or missing regions), and relies on the comparison of shape and positional descriptors. The minimization of the energy is performed by a simulated annealing procedure

Robert Azencott, Laurent Younes

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Added	07 Aug 2010
Updated	07 Aug 2010
Type	Conference
Year	1997
Where	EMMCVPR
Authors	Robert Azencott, Laurent Younes

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