A novel artificial bee colony algorithm based on internal-feedback strategy for image template matching.

Image template matching refers to the technique of locating a given reference image over a source image such that they are the most similar. It is a fundamental mission in the field of visual target recognition. In general, there are two critical aspects of a template matching scheme. One is similar...

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Publicado en:Scientific World Journal pp. 906861 - 906862
Autores principales: Li, Bai, Gong, Li-Gang, Li, Ya
Formato: research Journal Article
Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell 2014
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          Li, Bai
          Gong, Li-Gang
          Li, Ya
        affil: School of Control Science and Engineering, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310027, China.
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          Algorithms
          Bees and Wasps
          Human
          Models, Theoretical
      ab: Image template matching refers to the technique of locating a given reference image over a source image such that they are the most similar. It is a fundamental mission in the field of visual target recognition. In general, there are two critical aspects of a template matching scheme. One is similarity measurement and the other is best-match location search. In this work, we choose the well-known normalized cross correlation model as a similarity criterion. The searching procedure for the best-match location is carried out through an internal-feedback artificial bee colony (IF-ABC) algorithm. IF-ABC algorithm is highlighted by its effort to fight against premature convergence. This purpose is achieved through discarding the conventional roulette selection procedure in the ABC algorithm so as to provide each employed bee an equal chance to be followed by the onlooker bees in the local search phase. Besides that, we also suggest efficiently utilizing the internal convergence states as feedback guidance for searching intensity in the subsequent cycles of iteration. We have investigated four ideal template matching cases as well as four actual cases using different searching algorithms. Our simulation results show that the IF-ABC algorithm is more effective and robust for this template matching mission than the conventional ABC and two state-of-the-art modified ABC algorithms do.
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