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Template Matching Techniques in Computer Vision: Theory and Practice
Roberto Brunelli © 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd

 

Template Matching Techniques in Computer Vision:
Theory and Practice
the code companion

Roberto Brunelli

April 6, 2009
Contents
Preface
1 Introduction
 1.1 The software environment
 1.2 Basic template matching
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2 The Imaging Process
 2.1 Image distortions
 2.2 Diffraction Effects
 2.3 Noise
 2.4 Digital imaging artifacts
 2.5 Image resampling
 2.6 Log-polar imaging
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3 Template Matching as Testing
 3.1 The ROC curve
 3.2 The normalized correlation coefficient
 3.3 Stein estimation
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4 Robust Similarity Estimators
 4.1 Validity of distributional hypotheses
 4.2 Tanh estimators
 4.3 L1 similarity measures
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5 Ordinal Matching Measures
 5.1 Histogram equalization
 5.2 Ordinal Correlation Measures
 5.3 Bhat-Nayar correlation
 5.4 Non Parametric Local Transforms
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6 Matching Variable Patterns
 6.1 Maximizing SNR over class samples
 6.2 Multi-class Synthetic Discriminant Functions
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7 Matching Linear Structure: the Hough Transform
 7.1 Edge detection
 7.2 The Hough Transform
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8 Low Dimensionality Representations and Matching
 8.1 Principal component analysis
 8.2 James-Stein estimation
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9 Deformable Templates
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10 Computational Aspects of Template Matching
 10.1 Hierarchical matching
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11 Matching Points Sets: the Hausdorff distance
 11.1 Hausdorff matching
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12 Support Vector Machines And Friends
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13 Feature Templates
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14 Building a Multi-biometric System
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A AnImAl: a Software Environment for Fast Prototyping
 A.1 The AnImAl environment
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B Synthetic Oracles for Algorithm Development
 B.1 Thematic maps
 B.2 Color rendering
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C On Evaluation
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D Template Matching Literature
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