Closed Curves and Elementary Visual Object Identification

07/14/2015
by   Manfred Harringer, et al.
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For two closed curves on a plane (discrete version) and local criteria for similarity of points on the curves one gets a potential, which describes the similarity between curve points. This is the base for a global similarity measure of closed curves (Fréchet distance). I use borderlines of handwritten digits to demonstrate an area of application. I imagine, measuring the similarity of closed curves is an essential and elementary task performed by a visual system. This approach to similarity measures may be used by visual systems.

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