Shift, Scale and Rotation Invariant Multiple Object Detection using Balanced Joint Transform Correlator
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Abstract (arXiv)
The Polar Mellin Transform (PMT) is a well-known technique that converts images into shift, scale and rotation invariant signatures for object detection using opto-electronic correlators. However, this technique cannot be properly applied when there are multiple targets in a single input. Here, we propose a Segmented PMT (SPMT) that extends this methodology for cases where multiple objects are present within the same frame. Simulations show that this SPMT can be integrated into an opto-electronic joint transform correlator to create a correlation system capable of detecting multiple objects simultaneously, presenting robust detection capabilities across various transformation conditions, with remarkable discrimination between matching and non-matching targets.
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- 2024YOLOv10: Real-Time End-to-End Object Detectioncited by 515
- 2023High-speed Opto-electronic Pre-processing of Polar Mellin Transform for Shift, Scale and Rotation Invariant Image Recognition at Record-Breaking Speedscited by 1
- 2025Ultra-fast Real-time Target Recognition Using a Shift, Scale, and Rotation Invariant Hybrid Opto-electronic Joint Transform Correlatorcited by 1
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