Learning-Based versus Model-Based Log-Polar Feature Extraction Operators: A Comparative Study

In this paper, we compare two distinct primal sketch feature extraction operators: one based on neural network feature learning and the other based on mathematical models of the features. We tested both kinds of operator with a set of known, but previously untrained, synthetic features and, while varying their classification thresholds, measured the operator’s false acceptance and false rejection errors. Results have shown that the model-based approach is more unstable and unreliable than the learning-based approach, which presented better results with respect to the number of correctly classified features.

• Type: Conference
• Year: 2003
• Where: SIBGRAPI
• Authors: Herman Martins Gomes, Robert B. Fisher
• Keywords: Computer Graphics, Distinct Primal Sketch, Feature Extraction Operators, Operator’s False Acceptance, SIBGRAPI 2003