Orientation (computer Vision) - Application of Local Image Orientation

Application of Local Image Orientation

Given that a local image orientation representation has been computed for some image data, this formation can be used for solving the following tasks:

  • Estimation of line or edge consistency
  • Estimation of curvature information
  • Detection of corner points
  • Adaptive or anisotropic noise reduction
  • Motion estimation

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