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SFND 2D Feature Tracking

The idea of the camera course is to build a collision detection system - that's the overall goal for the Final Project. As a preparation for this, you will now build the feature tracking part and test various detector / descriptor combinations to see which ones perform best. This mid-term project consists of four parts:

  • First, you will focus on loading images, setting up data structures and putting everything into a ring buffer to optimize memory load.
  • Then, you will integrate several keypoint detectors such as HARRIS, FAST, BRISK and SIFT and compare them with regard to number of keypoints and speed.
  • In the next part, you will then focus on descriptor extraction and matching using brute force and also the FLANN approach we discussed in the previous lesson.
  • In the last part, once the code framework is complete, you will test the various algorithms in different combinations and compare them with regard to some performance measures.

See the classroom instruction and code comments for more details on each of these parts. Once you are finished with this project, the keypoint matching part will be set up and you can proceed to the next lesson, where the focus is on integrating Lidar points and on object detection using deep-learning.

Dependencies for Running Locally

Basic Build Instructions

  1. Clone this repo.
  2. Make a build directory in the top level directory: mkdir build && cd build
  3. Compile: cmake .. && make
  4. Run it: ./2D_feature_tracking.

Or else you can also use following commands -

  1. ./clean.sh to clean the project.
  2. ./build.sh to build the project.
  3. ./run.sh to run the project.

Benchmark

I have created bash script loopingCombination.sh which loops through all the possible combination of detector and descriptor pairs.

Run it: ./loopingCombination.sh.

This creates a output/output.md file.

I used KNN match selection (k=2) and performed descriptor distance ratio filtering with t=0.8 in file matching2D.cpp.

Sr. No. Detector + Descriptor Total Keypoints Total Matches Total Time (ms) Ratio (matches/time)
1 SHITOMASI + BRISK 13423 2255 130.866 17.2314
2 SHITOMASI + BRIEF 13423 3234 88.4513 36.5625
3 SHITOMASI + ORB 13423 2856 104.508 27.3281
4 SHITOMASI + FREAK 13423 2299 328.829 6.99148
5 SHITOMASI + AKAZE N/A N/A N/A N/A
6 SHITOMASI + SIFT 13423 3213 148.844 21.5863
7 HARRIS + BRISK 728 219 87.8995 2.49148
8 HARRIS + BRIEF 728 257 91.3042 2.81477
9 HARRIS + ORB 728 252 84.9445 2.96664
10 HARRIS + FREAK 728 209 303.417 0.688821
11 HARRIS + AKAZE N/A N/A N/A N/A
12 HARRIS + SIFT 728 256 138.352 1.85036
13 FAST + BRISK 17874 3170 65.9564 48.0621
14 FAST + BRIEF 17874 4904 28.2515 173.584
15 FAST + ORB 17874 4254 20.8537 203.993
16 FAST + FREAK 17874 3164 273.283 11.5778
17 FAST + AKAZE N/A N/A N/A N/A
18 FAST + SIFT 17874 5734 145.081 39.5226
19 BRISK + BRISK 27116 5073 1927.9 2.63136
20 BRISK + BRIEF 27116 7474 1868.13 4.0008
21 BRISK + ORB 27116 5095 1880.68 2.70913
22 BRISK + FREAK 27116 5008 2117.78 2.36474
23 BRISK + AKAZE N/A N/A N/A N/A
24 BRISK + SIFT 27116 6934 2151.19 3.22333
25 ORB + BRISK 5000 1378 148.827 9.2591
26 ORB + BRIEF 5000 1403 124.765 11.2451
27 ORB + ORB 5000 1466 151.452 9.67964
28 ORB + FREAK 5000 627 354.735 1.76751
29 ORB + AKAZE N/A N/A N/A N/A
30 ORB + SIFT 5000 1578 334.629 4.71567
31 AKAZE + BRISK 13429 3240 396.324 8.17513
32 AKAZE + BRIEF 13429 4041 373.533 10.8183
33 AKAZE + ORB 13429 3340 379.433 8.80261
34 AKAZE + FREAK 13429 3228 577.112 5.59337
35 AKAZE + AKAZE 13429 3463 649.513 5.33169
36 AKAZE + SIFT 13429 3633 477.364 7.61054
37 SIFT + BRISK 13860 2458 433.876 5.66522
38 SIFT + BRIEF 13860 3243 427.952 7.57795
39 SIFT + ORB OOM OOM OOM OOM
40 SIFT + FREAK 13860 2428 667.155 3.63933
41 SIFT + AKAZE N/A N/A N/A N/A
42 SIFT + SIFT 13860 2557 749.038 3.41371

Top 3 detector/ descriptor pairs

As you can see in the table above the efficiency ratio i.e. matches/time is highest for following three detector descriptor pair.

Sr. No. Detector + Descriptor Total Keypoints Total Matches Total Time (ms) Ratio (matches/time)
1 FAST + ORB 17874 4254 20.8537 203.993
2 FAST + BRIEF 17874 4904 28.2515 173.584
3 FAST + BRISK 17874 3170 65.9564 48.0621

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