Titlebook: Geometric Computing for Perception Action Systems; Concepts, Algorithms Eduardo Bayro Corrochano Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media

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Structuring standalone Django appsn motion of points, lines, and planes can be advantageously represented using the algebra of motors. The computational complexity of direct and indirect kinematics and other problems concerning robot manipulators are dependent on the robot’s degrees of freedom as well on its geometric characteristic

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-9036-7ossible to develop powerful algorithms for image filtering, pattern recognition, feature detection, image segmentation, texture analysis, and image analysis in frequency domain. These techniques are fundamental for automated visual inspection, robot guidance, medical imaging, and analysis of image s

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Mathematical Preliminariesord algebra adopted in this book was pioneered in the 1960s by David Hestenes [51], who has since worked on developing his version of Clifford algebra—which will be referred to as . in this volume—into a unifying language for mathematics and physics [47, 4]. Hestenes also presented a study of projec

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Kinematics of the 2D and 3D Spaces for applications in computer vision and kinematics. We start with an introduction to 4D geometric algebra for 3D kinematics. Then we reformulate, using 3D and 4D geometric algebras, the classic model for the 3D motion of vectors. Finally, we compare both models, that is, the one using 3D Euclidean

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Lie Algebras and Algebra of Incidence Using the Null Cone and Affine Planeensional affine plane. Using Lie algebra within this computational framework has the advantage that it is easily accessible to the reader because there is a direct translation of the familiar matrix representations to representations using bivectors from geometric algebra. Generally speaking, Lie gr