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FernandezMoral16a

E. Fernández-Moral, P. Rives, V. Arévalo, J. González-Jiménez. Scene structure registration for localization and mapping. Robotics and Autonomous Systems, 75, Part B:649-660, January 2016.

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Abstract Image registration, and more generally scene registration, needs to be solved in mobile robotics for a number of tasks including localization, mapping, object recognition, visual odometry and loop-closure. This paper presents a flexible strategy to register scenes based on its planar structure, which can be used with different sensors that acquire 3D data like LIDAR, time-of-flight cameras, RGB-D sensors and stereo vision. The proposed strategy is based on the segmentation of the planar surfaces from the scene, and its representation using a graph which stores the geometric relationships between neighbouring planar patches. Uncertainty information from the planar patches is exploited in a hierarchical fashion to improve both the robustness and the efficiency of registration. Quick registration is achieved in indoor structured scenarios, offering advantages like a compact representation, and flexibility to adapt to different environments and sensors. Our method is validated with different sensors: a hand-held RGB-D camera and an omnidirectional RGB-D sensor; and for different applications: from visual-range odometry to loop closure and SLAM

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@article{FernandezMoral16a,
   Author = {Fernández-Moral, E. and Rives, P. and Arévalo, V. and González-Jiménez, J.},
   Title = {Scene structure registration for localization and mapping},
   Journal = {Robotics and Autonomous Systems},
   Volume = {75, Part B},
   Pages = {649--660},
   Month = {January},
   Year = {2016}
}

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