Invariant visual scene and object recognition

Image analysis – Pattern recognition – Classification

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C382S173000, C382S190000

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08036468

ABSTRACT:
A method for performing image recognition is disclosed. The method includes obtaining a collection of pixels and grouping at least some of the pixels into a set of cluster features based on gradient magnitude. For each cluster feature in the set, statistical variables are generated. The statistical variables represent a collective property of the pixels in the cluster feature. The statistical variables are utilized as a basis for comparing the collection of pixels to a different collection of pixels.

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