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Visual information quantification for object recognition and retrieval
DOI:10.1007/s11431-021-1930-8.png)
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The rapid development of computer vision has led to an increasing amount of 3D data, such as multiple views and point clouds, which are widely used in 3D object recognition and retrieval. Intuitively, the quality of 3D data is the most crucial factor that directly affects the performance of 3D applications. However, how to evaluate the 3D data quality, especially the multi-view data quality, is still an open question. To tackle this issue, we propose an entropy-based multi-view information quantification model (MV-Info model) to quantitatively evaluate the multi-view data information. Our proposed MV-Info model consists of hierarchical data module, feature generation module, and quantitative calculation module. Besides, it considers the information entropy theory for more reasonable quantification results. In our method, how much information we can observe from a group of views can be quantified, which can be used to support 3D recognition and retrieval. We also designed a series of experiments to evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed model. The experimental results demonstrate the rationality and validity of the proposed model.
Keywords:
information quantification
multi-view data
3D object
computer vision
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