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Thermophysical affine invariants from IR imagery for object recognition
An important issue in developing a model-based vision approach is
the specification of features that are: (a) invariant to viewing and
scene conditions, and also (b) specific, i.e., the feature must have
different values for different classes of objects. We formulate a new
approach for establishing invariant features. Our approach considers not
just surface reflection and surface geometry, but it also takes into
account internal object composition and state which affect images sensed
in the non-visible spectrum. This new type of invariance is called
thermophysical invariance. The approach is based on a physics-based
model that is derived from the principle of the conservation of energy
applied at the surface of the imaged object