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An algebraic framework for using geometric constraints of vision and range sensor data
Proposes a new framework for fusing multiple geometric sensor outputs to reconstruct 3-dimensional target shapes. The proposed framework is of an application of Wu's mechanical theorem proving method in algebraic geometry. First the author lists three groups of equations on the constraints. Next, the author classifies all the groups of equations into two sets, a set of hypotheses and a conjecture. Then, the author applies Wu's method to prove that the hypotheses follow the conjecture and obtain pseudo-divided remainders of the conjectures, which represent new relations of geometric measures such as angles or lengths between 3-D space and their projected data on the sensors. As an example, a typical case is considered where an image sensor and a range sensor are used together to reconstruct and recognize 3-D object shapes. By this method the author obtained new geometrical relations for seven cases of geometrical models.<>