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Performance Analysis of Nearest Neighbor Algorithms for ICP Registration of 3-D Point Sets
- be performed for each data point at each iteration of the ICP algorithm. In contrast, the initialization only
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SRICP: An Algorithm for Matching Semi-Rigid Three-Dimensional Surfaces
- and register semi-rigid surfaces. We compare the performance of SRICP and ICP algorithms in a challenging
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Abstract
- the performance of the ICP algorithm on the line under the RMS measure. Theorem 1 implies that in this case
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Performance Analysis of Nearest Neighbor Algorithms
- Abstract Performance Analysis of Nearest Neighbor Algorithms for ICP Registration of 3-D Point
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A correlation-based approach to robust point set registration
- in the right two plots of Figure 5. The performance of the ICP algorithm is beyond our expectation. It failed
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Real-time 3-D Pose Estimation Using a High-Speed Range Sensor
- determines the amount of "fine-tuning" performed by the ICP algorithm. Smaller values of e result in pose
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A Fully Automatic Approach for Human Recognition from Profile Images Using 2D and 3D Ear Data
- application. In this paper, it is also shown that the recognition performance of the ICP algorithm improves
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Efficient Variants of the ICP Algorithm
- transform exactly, and can evaluate the performance of ICP algorithms relative to this correct alignment
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Techniques for fast and accurate intra-surgical registration
- -tuning. 2. The magnitude of ε determines the amount of “fine-tuning” performed by the ICP algorithm. Smaller
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