Geometrically modeled derivative feature descriptor aiding supervised shape retrieval
Abstract Recent research on shape retrieval render highly acute feature descriptors that are computationally intensive. Hence, a simple approach through a novel tessellated version of the Tetrakis Square tiling scheme for acute feature descriptor aiding supervised shape retrieval is contributed in t...
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