High-performance closed-form single-scan calculation of oblong-shape rotation angles from binary images of arbitrary size using running sums
OwnerLester F. Ludwiginventor
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A method for performing a high-performance closed-form single-scan calculation of oblong-shape rotation angles from binary images of arbitrary size on a processor using running sums is disclosed. Running sums are calculated and stored throughout each scan, and the results are obtained in closed form by simple post-scan computation. An algorithmic embodiment may execute on one or more hardware processors with limited or constrained computation power, available instruction cycles, available memory, etc. Exemplary hardware processors are found in one or more CPUs of a desktop, laptop, tablet, or handheld computing device, and may be an embedded processor or a signal processor chip. The resulting method may be used for touch or optical user interfaces, real-time image recognition, real-time machine vision, and other purposes.
A method for computing a yaw angle of an oblong shape using a processor, the oblong shape being comprised of binary-valued image data formed of an array of active pixels, wherein each active pixel is an element of scalar measurement data comprising a binary-valued numerical value, the method comprising:
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