One of the most important obstacles standing in the way of widespread use of parallel computers for low-level vision is the lack of a programming language that can be mapped efficiently onto different computer architectures which is suited for low-level vision. The Apply language has been designed a
Machine-independent image processing: Performance of apply on diverse architectures
โ Scribed by Richard S Wallace; Jon.A Webb; I-Chen Wu
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1989
- Weight
- 66 KB
- Volume
- 47
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0734-189X
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โฆ Synopsis
Among all trajectories in the plane that have a given location and direction of endpoints, the one that minimizes the integral of the squared curvature is defined as the minimal energy trajectory. Plane trajectories minimizing a length-normalized and thus scale-invariant energy measure are discussed along with algorithms for obtaining them. It is shown that a scale-invariant measure is more natural for the design of interpolation and shape completion curves, and with this measure, circular arcs are optimal in a large number of situations. A simple numerical procedure is proposed for computing piecewise linear approximations of optimal trajectories as a solution of discrete two-point boundary value problems. Such trajectories are useful in computer graphics, geometric design, and motion planning of robots.
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