Sentence examples for a dominant plane from inspiring English sources

The HBFJ has a dominant plane of deformation.

To estimate the homographies, these approaches assume the presence of a dominant plane in the scene, and have been successfully used for object detection in aerial imagery where this assumption is usually valid.

The RANSAC based method detects a dominant plane and marks supporting features, which are then excluded in the following iterations.

While plane estimation is well studied, table-top scenes exhibit a large number of planes and methods often lock onto a dominant plane or do not estimate 3D object structure but only homographies of individual planes.

In [74], a two-camera configuration is described, in which the cameras are vertically aligned with respect to a dominant ground plane (i.e., the baseline is orthogonal to the plane on which foreground objects appear).

Both approaches use a RANSAC scheme, iteratively detect the dominant plane, remove the inliers and proceed with the remaining interest points.

The catastrophic failure of shear bands along a dominant shear plane has fatally hampered wide potential applications of metallic glasses.

This result indicates that the (0 1 _ 11) is the dominant plane, and the NWs mainly grow along an infrequent direction of [02 2 _ 3].

The (111) peak was the most intense among these, suggesting that the (111) plane was the dominant plane in the crystalline Au structures.

For example, this is the case in sequential dominant plane detection with RANSAC (cf. [16,17]).

Typically planes are detected in image pairs with a hypothesise-and-test framework by tracking interest points, sequentially detecting dominant planes and removing the inliers (cf. [16,17,26]).