Decoupling recognition and localization in CAD-based vision
Sven Dickinson, Dimitris Metaxas · 2002
Many CAD-based recognition systems have relied on accurate pose estimation and back-projection in order to verify weak correspondences between simple image and model features. This coupling of recognition and localization requires object models which capture the exact geometry of the object, precluding the recognition of generic objects in less restricted domains. The authors synthesize a new approach to 3-D object shape recovery which decouples the processes of recognizing and localizing objects. They first use qualitative shape recovery techniques to recognize objects. If and only if detailed shape or pose is required, they then use the recovered qualitative shape to provide strong filling constraints on physics-based deformable model recovery techniques.>