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A Differential Invariant for Zooming

08/26/1999

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by Andreas Siebert, et al.

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The University of British Columbia

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This paper presents an invariant under scaling and linear brightness change. The invariant is based on differentials and therefore is a local feature. Rotationally invariant 2-d differential Gaussian operators up to third order are proposed for the implementation of the invariant. The performance is analyzed by simulating a camera zoom-out.

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