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23 October 2003 Three-dimensional target recognition using the phase information from a Fourier transform profilometer
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Abstract
We propose a new technique for three-dimensional (3D) target recognition using the phase information from a Fourier transform profilometer (FTP). Instead of cross-correlating the 3D target/nontargets-induced distorted grating patterns or the associated phase differences directly, the phase information are rather utilized to synthesize two complex harmonic functions, spatial frequency distributions of which are proportional to the computed profilometric phase maps of the target and the nontargets and hence to respective shape information. These complex harmonic functions due to the target and the nontargets are cross-correlated to produce highest correlation peak at the target location and almost no correlation peak for others. The feasibility of the technique is demonstrated by detailed simulations and experiments showing an excellent discrimination capability for 3D target recognition.
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Debesh Choudhury and Mitsuo Takeda "Three-dimensional target recognition using the phase information from a Fourier transform profilometer", Proc. SPIE 5202, Optical Information Systems, (23 October 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.504677
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KEYWORDS
3D acquisition

3D image processing

Phase shift keying

Target recognition

Fourier transforms

Object recognition

Modulation

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