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Three-Dimensional Object Representation

The three-dimensional object representation problem is divided into two parts: representation in. the observer-centred coordinate system and in the object-centred coordinate system. Then we argue the need for transformation between these two representations. For control structure, we propose a hierarchical approach, going from coarse to refined descriptions. Finally, we list some open problems.

Ruzena Bajcsy | R. Bajcsy

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