Sparse coding based feature optimisation for robust 3D object retrieval

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3D object retrieval is an important research issue in the area of computer graphics for applications such as computer-aided design, simulation, and visualisation. The performance of 3D object retrieval systems is dependent on the development of efficient and effective descriptors and similarity measures. Presented is an effective approach for supporting 3D object retrieval based on optimising the gradient descriptor which has recently been shown to perform among the state of the art. The approach relies on sparse coding and the effectiveness of the method is demonstrated by experimental evaluation.

Inspec keywords: feature extraction; image coding; image retrieval; solid modelling

Other keywords: robust 3D object retrieval; computer-aided design; data visualisation; sparse coding based feature optimisation; gradient descriptor; computer simulation; similarity measures; computer graphics

Subjects: Information retrieval techniques; Graphics techniques; Optical, image and video signal processing; Computer vision and image processing techniques

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