Robust Feature Detection Using 2D Wavelet Transform Under Low Light Environment

  • Lee J
  • Kim Y
  • Park C
  • et al.
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Abstract

A novel local feature detection method is presented for mobile ro- bot’s visual simultaneous localization and map building (v-SLAM). Camera- based visual localization can handle complicated problems, such as kidnapping and shadowing, which come with other type of sensors. Fundamental require- ment of robust self-localization is robust key-point extraction under affine transform and illumination change. Especially, localization under low light en- vironment is crucial for the purpose of guidance and navigation. This paper presents an efficient local feature extraction method under low light environ- ment. A more efficient local feature detector and a compensation scheme of noise due to the low contrast images are proposed. The propose scene recogni- tion method is robust against scale, rotation, and noise in the local feature space. We adopt the framework of scale-invariant feature transform (SIFT), where the difference of Gaussian (DoG)-based scale-invariant feature detection module is replaced by the difference of wavelet (DoW).

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Lee, J., Kim, Y., Park, C., Park, C., & Paik, J. (2006). Robust Feature Detection Using 2D Wavelet Transform Under Low Light Environment. In Intelligent Computing in Signal Processing and Pattern Recognition (pp. 1042–1050). Springer Berlin Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-37258-5_134

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