ALGORITHM OF FORMING AND SELECTING OF INFORMATIVE FEATURES IN CORRELATION EXTREME NAVIGATION SYSTEM DATABASE
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https://doi.org/10.18372/1990-5548.47.10292Keywords:
Feature selection, maximum entropy method, correlation weighting, Speed-Up Robust Feature, template informativityAbstract
Hierarchical approach to data fusion in complex navigation system is proposed. Low level ofdata processing in correlation extreme navigation system includes forming and selecting the most informativerelevant features. Advanced algorithm is therefore developed based on weighting correlationsampling of template features. Practical efficiency of algorithm is researched based on Speed-Up RobustFeature method of feature points detection and description. Minimization of feature points number intemplate without decreasing the quality of matching is observed along with reduction of computationalcostsReferences
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