Image recognition method and apparatus
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1. An image recognition method comprising:
- obtaining a deformed image by deforming a captured range image; and
recognizing three-dimensional motion of an object in the range image by comparing the obtained deformed image with a newly captured range image.
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Abstract
An image recognition apparatus has an image capture section for capturing a range image, an image deformation section for deforming the range image captured by the image capture section, and a recognition section for recognizing the presence/absence of three-dimensional motion of an object by comparing the deformed image obtained by the image deformation section, and a new range image captured by the image capture section.
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40 Claims
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1. An image recognition method comprising:
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obtaining a deformed image by deforming a captured range image; and
recognizing three-dimensional motion of an object in the range image by comparing the obtained deformed image with a newly captured range image. - View Dependent Claims (29, 30, 31, 38)
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9. An image recognition apparatus comprising:
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an image capture unit configured to capture a range image;
an image deformation unit configured to deform the range image captured by said image capture unit; and
a recognition unit configured to recognize three dimensional motion of an object by comparing a deformed image obtained by said image deformation unit and a new range image captured by said image capture unit. - View Dependent Claims (32, 33, 34, 39)
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27. An article of manufacture comprised of a computer-usable medium having computer-readable program code means that implements computer-readable program code means for recognizing an image, comprising:
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computer-readable program code means for making a computer capture a range image;
computer-readable program code means for making the computer deform the range image captured by the image capture means; and
computer-readable program code means for making the computer recognize the presence/absence of three-dimensional motion of an object by comparing a deformed image obtained by the image deformation means and a new range image captured by the image capture means. - View Dependent Claims (35, 36, 37, 40)
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