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Performance of sub-pixel registration algorithms in digital image correlation
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A detailed examination of the performances of each algorithm reveals that the iterative spatial domain cross-correlation algorithm (Newton–Raphson method) is more accurate, but much slower than other algorithms, and is recommended for use in these applications.Abstract:
Developments in digital image correlation in the last two decades have made it a popular and effective tool for full-field displacement and strain measurements in experimental mechanics In digital image correlation, the use of the sub-pixel registration algorithm is regarded as the key technique to improve accuracy Different types of sub-pixel registration algorithms have been developed However, little quantitative research has been carried out to compare their performances This paper investigates three types of the most commonly used sub-pixel displacement registration algorithms in terms of the registration accuracy and the computational efficiency using computer-simulated speckle images A detailed examination of the performances of each algorithm reveals that the iterative spatial domain cross-correlation algorithm (Newton–Raphson method) is more accurate, but much slower than other algorithms, and is recommended for use in these applicationsread more
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Digital image correlation using Newton-Raphson method of partial differential correction
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Systematic errors in digital image correlation caused by intensity interpolation
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Submicron deformation field measurements: Part 2. Improved digital image correlation
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Advances in Two-Dimensional and Three-Dimensional Computer Vision
TL;DR: Two-dimensional image correlation has been widely used for deformation measurements in a variety of applications including fracture mechanics, biomechanics, constitutive property measurement in complex materials, model verification for large, flawed structures and nondestructive evaluation as discussed by the authors.
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Systematic errors in digital image correlation due to undermatched subset shape functions
TL;DR: In this paper, the systematic errors that arise from the use of undermatched shape functions, i.e., shape functions of lower order than the actual displacement field, are analyzed, under certain conditions, the shape functions used can be approximated by a Savitzky-Golay low-pass filter applied to the displacement functions, permitting a convenient error analysis.