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Fourier analysis / Curves / Parabola / Convolution / Envelope / Dynamic programming / Discrete Fourier transform / Mathematical analysis / Mathematics / Geometry
Date: 2004-08-10 09:06:12
Fourier analysis
Curves
Parabola
Convolution
Envelope
Dynamic programming
Discrete Fourier transform
Mathematical analysis
Mathematics
Geometry

Distance Transforms of Sampled Functions Pedro F. Felzenszwalb Daniel P. Huttenlocher The University of Chicago

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