Thread Subject: HARRIS Cornerness measure -- Confusion!?!

Subject: HARRIS Cornerness measure -- Confusion!?!

From: Nan W.

Date: 11 Jun, 2008 16:39:02

Message: 1 of 7

Dear all,

I am wondering that how come there are many solutions to
the Cornerness measurement on Harris corner dectection.

The novel one is:
C= det(M)-k*trace(M).^2

right?

but there are those in:
1) C= trace(M)./det(M)
2) C= det(M)./(trace(M)+eps)
3) C= (k+1/k)*det(M)-(trace(M).^2-2det(M))

Does anyone have any theories support these latter three
equations? It seems that some of them also concentrate on
edges plus corners but I really can't find any documents
supported these equations.

Please help me out. Thank you so much.

Subject: HARRIS Cornerness measure -- Confusion!?!

From: Steven Lord

Date: 11 Jun, 2008 16:45:40

Message: 2 of 7


"Nan W." <iiuu_chan@yahoo.co.jp> wrote in message
news:g2ov36$fh4$1@fred.mathworks.com...
> Dear all,
>
> I am wondering that how come there are many solutions to
> the Cornerness measurement on Harris corner dectection.

*snip*

This doesn't seem to be a MATLAB question, but more of a general image
processing question, based on what Wikipedia says:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corner_detection

You might have better luck asking about this in a group dedicated to image
processing, like sci.image.processing, which is available in Google Groups
if your news server doesn't carry it:

http://groups.google.com/group/sci.image.processing?lnk=srg

--
Steve Lord
slord@mathworks.com

Subject: HARRIS Cornerness measure -- Confusion!?!

From: us

Date: 11 Jun, 2008 16:49:03

Message: 3 of 7

"Nan W.":
<SNIP theoretical question...

> I am wondering that how come there are many solutions to
> the Cornerness measurement on Harris corner dectection...

this NG is dedicated to MATLAB (ML) and its siblings...
now, where's your ML problem?

us

Subject: HARRIS Cornerness measure -- Confusion!?!

From: roberson@ibd.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca (Walter Roberson)

Date: 11 Jun, 2008 17:02:48

Message: 4 of 7

In article <g2ov36$fh4$1@fred.mathworks.com>,
Nan W. <iiuu_chan@yahoo.co.jp> wrote:

>I am wondering that how come there are many solutions to
>the Cornerness measurement on Harris corner dectection.

Sorry, that is beyond my experience.


>but there are those in:
>1) C= trace(M)./det(M)
>2) C= det(M)./(trace(M)+eps)
>3) C= (k+1/k)*det(M)-(trace(M).^2-2det(M))

>Does anyone have any theories support these latter three
>equations?

Equation (2) is incorrect. The +eps in the denominator is attempting
to avoid division by 0 in case trace(M) is 0. However, trace(M)
can be positive or negative, and in particular trace(M) could be
a negative number greater than -1 * eps: in such a case, the addition
of eps in the denominator would change the sign of the result. The
addition of eps in the denominator could even -cause- a division by 0
where there was no division by 0 before.

--
  "I feel sorry for the person who can't get genuinely excited
  about his work. Not only will he never be satisfied, but he will
  never achieve anything worthwhile." -- Walter Chrysler

Subject: HARRIS Cornerness measure -- Confusion!?!

From: Nan W.

Date: 12 Jun, 2008 14:57:01

Message: 5 of 7

Thank you to you all.
I will go and post my question again in google groups.

Thanks ^^

Subject: HARRIS Cornerness measure -- Confusion!?!

From: Novina Soraya

Date: 26 Jun, 2008 04:03:04

Message: 6 of 7

Would you help me to learn all about Harris Corner? because
my final project is about Corner Detection with Harris
Method... Please help me... I really thankful for the
attention... Please..

Subject: HARRIS Cornerness measure -- Confusion!?!

From: Novina Soraya

Date: 26 Jun, 2008 04:03:20

Message: 7 of 7

Would you help me to learn all about Harris Corner? because
my final project is about Corner Detection with Harris
Method... Please help me... I really thankful for the
attention... Please..

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