Towards applying the opra theory to shape similarity
CH Dorr, R Moratz - arXiv preprint arXiv:1705.02653, 2017 - arxiv.org
CH Dorr, R Moratz
arXiv preprint arXiv:1705.02653, 2017•arxiv.orgThe motivation for using qualitative shape descriptions is as follows: qualitative shape
descriptions can implicitly act as a schema for measuring the similarity of shapes, which has
the potential to be cognitively adequate. Then, shapes which are similar to each other would
also be similar for a pattern recognition algorithm. There is substantial work in pattern
recognition and computer vision dealing with shape similarity. Here with our approach to
qualitative shape descriptions and shape similarity, the focus is on achieving a …
descriptions can implicitly act as a schema for measuring the similarity of shapes, which has
the potential to be cognitively adequate. Then, shapes which are similar to each other would
also be similar for a pattern recognition algorithm. There is substantial work in pattern
recognition and computer vision dealing with shape similarity. Here with our approach to
qualitative shape descriptions and shape similarity, the focus is on achieving a …
The motivation for using qualitative shape descriptions is as follows: qualitative shape descriptions can implicitly act as a schema for measuring the similarity of shapes, which has the potential to be cognitively adequate. Then, shapes which are similar to each other would also be similar for a pattern recognition algorithm. There is substantial work in pattern recognition and computer vision dealing with shape similarity. Here with our approach to qualitative shape descriptions and shape similarity, the focus is on achieving a representation using only simple predicates that a human could even apply without computer support.
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