Algorithm of morphological correlation-extreme navigation system
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Correlation-extreme navigation system, morphological analysis, normalized crosscorrelation, feature extractionAbstract
The paper deals with correlation-extreme navigation to define coordinates of unmanned aerialvehicles more precisely. Normalized morphologic correlation coefficient was chosen as criterionfunction. Images were processed with the help of intensity based and auto tracking methods. Thecomparison of these methods by their robustness and normalized morphological correlation coefficientassessment was done on the series of test images with different informative levelsReferences
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