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Object classification via geometrical, zernike and legendre moments
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Three kinds of moments: Geometrical, Zernike and Legendre Moments have been evaluated for classifying 3D object images using Nearest Neighbor classifier.Abstract:
In many applications, different kinds of moments have been utilized to classify images and object shapes. Moments are important features used in recognition of different types of images. In this paper, three kinds of moments: Geometrical, Zernike and Legendre Moments have been evaluated for classifying 3D object images using Nearest Neighbor classifier. Experiments are conducted using ETH-80 database, which contains 80 objects.read more
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