Title
Geometric correspondence for ensembles of nonregular shapes.
Abstract
An ensemble of biological shapes can be represented and analyzed with a dense set of point correspondences. In previous work, optimal point placement was determined by optimizing an information theoretic criterion that depends on relative spatial locations on different shapes combined with pairwise Euclidean distances between nearby points on the same shape. These choices have prevented such methods from effectively characterizing shapes with complex geometry such as thin or highly curved features. This paper extends previous methods for automatic shape correspondence by taking into account the underlying geometry of individual shapes. This is done by replacing the Euclidean distance for intrashape pairwise particle interactions by the geodesic distance. A novel set of numerical techniques for fast distance computations on curved surfaces is used to extract these distances. In addition, we introduce an intershape penalty term that incorporates surface normal information to achieve better particle correspondences near sharp features. Finally, we demonstrate this new method on synthetic and biological datasets.
Year
DOI
Venue
2011
10.1007/978-3-642-23629-7_45
MICCAI (2)
Keywords
Field
DocType
fast distance computation,better particle correspondence,geodesic distance,euclidean distance,biological datasets,geometric correspondence,pairwise euclidean distance,biological shape,nonregular shape,complex geometry,automatic shape correspondence,curved feature
Computer vision,Pairwise comparison,Computer science,Eikonal equation,Euclidean distance,Complex geometry,Artificial intelligence,Euclidean geometry,Normal,Geodesic,Shape analysis (digital geometry)
Conference
Volume
Issue
ISSN
14
Pt 2
0302-9743
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
4
0.42
5
Authors
5
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Manasi Datar1635.71
Yaniv Gur212512.44
Beatriz Paniagua33414.25
Martin Styner41349116.30
Ross Whitaker52973234.95