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Chapter 6: Feature detection in scale-space

Chapter 6 in Scale-Space Theory in Computer Vision shows how the methodology for discrete derivative approximations proposed in chapter 5 leads to a conceptually simple scheme of computations for multi-scale low-level feature extraction, consisting of four basic steps;
  • large support convolution smoothing,
  • small support difference computations,
  • point operations for computing differential geometric entities, and
  • nearest neighbour operations for feature detection.
Applications are given demonstrating how the proposed scheme can be used for edge detection and junction detection based on derivatives up to order three.
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