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A Comparison of Point Set Registration Algorithms for Quantification of Change in Spatiotemporal Data

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A Comparison of Point Set Registration Algorithms for Quantification of Change in Spatiotemporal Data
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Article in International Conference Proceedings Book
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2023
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Gomes M.
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Alexandre Carvalho
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18th Iberian Conference on Information Systems and Technologies, CISTI 2023
Aveiro, 20 June 2023 through 23 June 2023
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Abstract (EN): Point Set Registration (PSR) algorithms have very different underlying theoretical models to define a process that calculates the alignment solution between two point clouds. The selection of a particular PSR algorithm can be based on the efficiency (time to compute the alignment) and accuracy (a measure of error using the estimated alignment). In our specific context, previous work used a CPD algorithm to detect and quantify change in spatiotemporal datasets composed of moving and shape-changing objects represented by a sequence of time stamped 2D polygon boundaries. Though the results were promising, we question if the selection of a particular PSR algorithm influences the results of detection and quantification of change. In this work we review and compare several PSR algorithms, characterize test datasets and used metrics, and perform tests for the selected datasets. The results show pyCPD and cyCPD implementations of CPD to be good alternatives and that BCPD can have potential to be yet another alternative. The results also show that detection and quantification accuracy change for some of the tested PSR implementations.
Language: English
Type (Professor's evaluation): Scientific
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