Uncertain Geometry with Circles, Spheres and Conics

  • Perwass C
  • Forstner W
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In this text the description of uncertain geometric entities is extended from points, lines and planes to circles, spheres and 2D-conic sections. While the former has been treated previously by Kanatani (Kanatani, 1996), F¨orstner (F¨orstner et al., 2000) and Heuel (Heuel, 2004) in matrix spaces, the latter can be treated advantageously in a multilinear setting using Clifford algebra. It is shown how error propagation can be applied to Clifford algebra operations in general, and specifically for the construction of circles, spheres and 2D-conic sections. While circles and spheres are treated in the Clifford algebra of conformal space (Hestenes, 1991; Li et al., 2001), the construction of uncertain 2D-conic sections is treated in the Clifford algebra of a specially developed vector space. Some results on synthetic data are presented.

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Perwass, C., & Forstner, W. (2006). Uncertain Geometry with Circles, Spheres and Conics. In Geometric Properties for Incomplete data (pp. 23–41). Kluwer Academic Publishers. https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-3858-8_2

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