Quick Registration Method Based on Image Region Correlation

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Binocular vision system can be widely used in CNC machine tools chatter monitoring, due to its simple system and automatic measurement function. Traditional registration method cannot balance the contradiction between precision and speed of registration; restrict its application in high speed monitoring system. So based on traditional feature point registration method, it proposes a new method to obtain more accurate matching feature points by using complexity distribution feature of image region to determine the distribution of feature region and the bidirectional similarity and triangle similar method, which realize quick registration. From the simulation and implementation effect perspective, this method is feasible for the image registration in high-speed monitoring system.

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