Apparatus and method of recognizing image feature pixel point
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1. A method of recognizing image feature pixels, comprising:
- receiving an image having a plurality of pixels;
subsequent filtering of the pixels at least once by detecting edge pixels of an object in the image based on pixel values of the pixels, so as to obtain a plurality of candidate pixels;
performing difference of Gaussian (DOG) blurring operations on the candidate pixels to find the candidate pixels each of which has a relative extreme value as a plurality of feature pixels;
stitching different images having the same feature pixels in the corresponding boundaries to form a stitched image; and
fading the pixels in the corresponding boundaries of the stitched image.
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Abstract
An apparatus and a method of recognizing image feature pixels is related to the recognizing method including receiving an image having a plurality of pixels; subsequent filtering the pixels at least once by detecting the edge pixels of objects in the received image based on pixel values of the pixels, so as to obtain a plurality of candidate pixels; and performing multiple difference of Gaussian (DOG) blurring operations on the candidate pixels to find the candidate pixels having a relative extreme value as a plurality of feature pixels. Therefore, the processing time of recognizing image feature pixels may be reduced.
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1. A method of recognizing image feature pixels, comprising:
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receiving an image having a plurality of pixels; subsequent filtering of the pixels at least once by detecting edge pixels of an object in the image based on pixel values of the pixels, so as to obtain a plurality of candidate pixels; performing difference of Gaussian (DOG) blurring operations on the candidate pixels to find the candidate pixels each of which has a relative extreme value as a plurality of feature pixels; stitching different images having the same feature pixels in the corresponding boundaries to form a stitched image; and fading the pixels in the corresponding boundaries of the stitched image. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. An apparatus of recognizing image feature pixels, comprising:
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an image receiving end, for receiving an image having a plurality of pixels; at least one filter, which is sequentially connected in series, wherein a filter in the most upstream among the filters is electrically connected to the image receiving end, and the filter is used for subsequent filtering of the pixels to detect edge of objects in the receiving image based on pixel values of the pixels, so as to obtain a plurality of candidate pixels, wherein at least one of the filter filters is a gradient filter, and each gradient filter comprises; an image input end, for receiving the image from the upstream filter; a zoom unit, electrically connected to the image input end, for zooming out the image received by the image input end; a detection unit, electrically connected to the zoom unit, for sequentially calculating a plurality of gradient values related to each of the pixels on the zoomed-out image and outputting the maximum gradient values among the gradient values related to each of the pixels; a determination unit, electrically connected to the detection unit, for comparing each of the maximum gradient values with a threshold value and marking the pixels corresponding to the maximum gradient values larger than the threshold value; and an image output end, electrically connected to the determination unit, for outputting the image having the pixels marked by the determination unit; wherein when the image from the upstream has the marked pixels, the detection unit calculates the gradient values for the marked pixels, and the determination unit remarks the pixels after comparison; and a feature describing module, electrically connected to the image receiving end and the filter in the most downstream among the filters, for performing difference of Gaussian (DOG) blurring operations based on the candidate pixels output from the filter in the most downstream to find the pixels each of which has a relative extreme value as a plurality of feature pixels. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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