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Photogrammetrische Konzepte zur Auswertung von 2D- und 3D-Szenen

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Mustererkennung 1983

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Die Photogramraetrie befaßt sich vor allem mit der Vermessung von Objekten mittels zentralperspektiver Bilder. Damit bestehen photogrammetrische Lösungen für eine große Zahl von Problemstellungen zur Anwendung in der Mustererkennung mit Einzel- und Stereobildern. Umgekehrt dringen Methoden der Mustererkennung durch verstärktes Nutzen digitaler Bilder in die Photogrammetrie ein. Der Beitrag liefert eine Übersicht einiger im Grenzbereich zwischen Photogrammetrie und Mustererkennung liegender Konzepto.

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Photogrammetry is the discipline that surveys objects with the help of central perspective photographs. A large number of solutions exists for use with pattern recognition techniques in single images and stereo-pairs. Also methods of pattern recognition begin to enter into photogrammetry. This paper is a review of concepts in the area between current photogrammetry and pattern recognition.

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Leberl, F. (1983). Photogrammetrische Konzepte zur Auswertung von 2D- und 3D-Szenen. In: Mustererkennung 1983. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-36430-7_1

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