Circular Hough Transform
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A commonly faced problem in computer vision is to determine the location, number or orientation of a particular object in an image. One problem could for instance be to determine the straight roads on an aerial photo, this problem can be solved using Hough transform for lines. Often the objects of interest have other shapes than lines, it could be parables, circles or ellipses or any other arbitrary shape. The general Hough transform can be used on any kind of shape, although the complexity of the transformation increase with the number of parameters needed to describing the shape. In the following we will look at the Circular Hough Transform (CHT).
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