NASA NTRS · 19930051553
Range image segmentation using Zernike moment-based generalized edge detector
Abstract
The authors proposed a novel Zernike moment-based generalized step edge detection method which can be used for segmenting range and intensity images. A generalized step edge detector is developed to identify different kinds of edges in range images. These edge maps are thinned and linked to provide final segmentation. A generalized edge is modeled in terms of five parameters: orientation, two slopes, one step jump at the location of the edge, and the background gray level. Two complex and two real Zernike moment-based masks are required to determine all these parameters of the edge model. Theoretical noise analysis is performed to show that these operators are quite noise tolerant. Experimental results are included to demonstrate edge-based segmentation technique.
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Ghosal, S., Mehrotra, R.. 1992-01-01. Range image segmentation using Zernike moment-based generalized edge detector. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930051553
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