I see that a post I wrote today has been deleted. I think I didn't delete it by mistake. Was it deleted by the admin for some reason I don't know? Could I be informed about the reason?
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Hello. I would be grateful for any help this forum can offer.
We want to build a recognition system for different parts. There are many parts that may be similar or different to each other.
We want to find out exactly which part this part is and then its code.
Of course, there needs to be a preparation/learning process beforehand. The parts to be recognized later need to be taught or defined to the system beforehand.
I have done something similar in the past with geometric pattern matching. After taking an image of the part to be recognized, this image was matched one by one with the templates in the template folder in a loop. In the case of the first match, the part was found.
Only speed could be a problem. And the number of parts to be recognized is now in the thousands.
It occurred to me that this could be done with particle classification. I did a few experiments and the results were good.
My question is, would particle classification have a disadvantage in terms of accuracy? It seems like what can be done with geometric matching can also be done with this. Am I missing something?
There is also "multiple geometric pattern matching". I've looked at examples of that too. I haven't used this technique before. Would "multiple geometric pattern matching" make more sense in the first case I described?