Error Propagation In Machine Vision
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in machine visionAuthorsAuthors and affiliationsSeungku YiRobert M. HaralickLinda G. ShapiroOriginal ArticlesDOI: 10.1007/BF01215805Cite this article as: Yi, S., Haralick, R.M. & error propagation division Shapiro, L.G. Machine Vis. Apps. (1994) 7: 93. doi:10.1007/BF01215805
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31 Citations 112 Views AbstractMachine vision systems that perform inspection tasks must be capable of
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making measurements. A vision system measures an image to determine a measurement of the object being viewed. The image measurement depends on several factors,
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including sensing, image processing, and feature extraction. We consider the error that can occur in measuring the distance between two corner points of the 2D image. We analyze the propagation of the uncertainty in edge point position to the 2D measurements made by the vision system, from 2D error propagation khan academy curve extraction, through point determination, to measurement. We extend earlier work on the relationship between random perturbation of edge point position and variance of the least squares estimate of line parameters and analyze the relationship between the variance of 2D points.Key wordsError propagationMeasurementEdge perturbationNoiseInspectionAnalysis of varianceReferences1.Albano A (1974) Representation of digitized contours in terms of conic arcs and straight-line segments. Comput Graph Image Processing 4:23–33Google Scholar2.Biggerstaff RH (1972) Three variations in dental arch form estimated by a quadratic equation. Dent Res 51:1509Google Scholar3.Bookstein FL (1979) Fitting conic sections to scattered data. Comput Graph Image Processing 9:56–71Google Scholar4.Cooper DR, Yalabik N (1976) On the computational cost of approximating and recognizing noise-perturbed straight lines and quadratic arcs in the plane. IEEE Trans Comput C25:1020Google Scholar5.Gnanadesikan R (1977) Methods for statistical data analysis of multivariate observations. Wiley, New YorkGoogle Scholar6.Gordon G (1970) System simulation. P
must be capable of making measurements. A vision system measures an image to determine a measurement error propagation average of the object being viewed. The image measurement depends on error propagation chemistry several factors, including sensing, image processing, and feature extraction. We consider the error that can error propagation log occur in measuring the distance between two corner points of the 2D image. We analyze the propagation of the uncertainty in edge point position to http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF01215805 the 2D measurements made by the vision system, from 2D curve extraction, through point determination, to measurement. We extend earlier work on the relationship between random perturbation of edge point position and variance of the least squares estimate of line parameters and analyze the relationship between the variance of 2D points. https://iths.pure.elsevier.com/en/publications/error-propagation-in-machine-vision © 1994 Springer-Verlag. Original languageEnglishPages (from-to)93-114Number of pages22JournalMachine Vision and ApplicationsVolume7Issue number2DOIshttp://dx.doi.org/10.1007/BF01215805 StatePublished - Jun 1994Externally publishedYes Fingerprint Variational techniques Error detection Measurement errors Signal interference Least squares approximations Perturbation techniques Computer vision Random processes Error analysis Inspection Image processing Parameter estimation Mathematical models Feature extraction KeywordsAnalysis of varianceEdge perturbationError propagationInspectionMeasurementNoiseASJC Scopus subject areasElectrical and Electronic EngineeringControl and Systems EngineeringHuman-Computer InteractionComputer Vision and Pattern RecognitionArtificial Intelligence Cite this Apa Standard Harvard Vancouver Author BIBTEX RIS Yi, S., Haralick, R. M., & Shapiro, L. G. (1994). Error propagation in machine vision. Machine Vision and Applications, 7(2), 93-114. DOI: 10.1007/BF01215805 Error propagation in machine vision. / Yi, Seungku; Haralick, Robert M.; Shapiro, Linda G.In: Machine Vision and Applications, Vol. 7, No. 2, 06.1994, p. 93-114.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article Yi, S, Haralick, RM & Shapiro, LG 1994, 'Error propagation in machine vision' Machine Vision and Applications, vol 7, no. 2,
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