Distinctive Image Features from Scale-Invariant Keypoints
In the Atlas
Fixed-length vectors encoding the local image appearance around a keypoint, built so the same physical point yields similar descriptors across views — the basis for descriptor matching.
Establishing keypoint correspondences between two images by comparing descriptors and resolving them into a consistent partial assignment — from the ratio test to learned optimal-transport matchers.
A discrete multi-resolution representation — a sequence of images at progressively coarser resolution, each smoothed and downsampled from its predecessor.
Detects keypoints as scale-space extrema in a Difference-of-Gaussian image pyramid, refines location and scale by 3D quadratic interpolation, assigns canonical orientation from local gradient histograms, and emits a 128-D descriptor invariant to scale, rotation, and moderate affine and illumination change.
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