Question

I am a newbie to the field. My problem is to recognize whether an object similar to the object used in training images(Images of Similar objects) is present in test image or not. I want to use SIFT descriptors for recognition. Is the bag of words approach by clustering of SIFT descriptors which is used for object classification into different classes is suitable for it or if there is simpler approach using sift descriptors for it. Thanks in advance

Was it helpful?

Solution

The bag of visual words (BoW) is indeed the classic approach, originally proposed by Sivic & Zisserman in 2003 [Paper]. It was among the first to depart from previous methods that favored global descriptors as opposed to local features like SIFT and SURF. I do recommend continuing to implement this classic pipeline if you are just beginning to learn about object detection and recognition.

Licensed under: CC-BY-SA with attribution
Not affiliated with StackOverflow
scroll top