论文信息 - A new methodology for computing invariants in computer vision

A new methodology for computing invariants in computer vision

We present geometric algebra, as a new, framework for the theory and computation of invariants in computer vision and compare it with the currently popular Grassmann-Cayley algebra. We also discuss the formation, of 3D projective invariants in terms of image coordinates.

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