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                                 image processing
                                                 vision
                                                           Geometry (3D)        Photometry
                                  Images (2D)                 shape      +      appearance
                                                graphics


                                  2.3 Sampling              2.1 Geometric     2.2 Photometric
                                  and aliasing             image formation    image formation

                                   3 Image
                                  processing

                                           4 Feature
                                           detection

                                 5 Segmentation            6 Feature-based
                                                             alignment

                                         8 Motion            7 Structure
                                         estimation         from motion

                                            9 Stitching


                                   10 Computational   11 Stereo
                                     photography    correspondence

                                                     12 3D shape                12 Texture
                                                      recovery                   recovery

                                             13 Image-based
                                                rendering

                                     14 Recognition




               Figure 1.11 Relationship between images, geometry, and photometry, as well as a taxonomy of the topics cov-
               ered in this book. Topics are roughly positioned along the left–right axis depending on whether they are more
               closely related to image-based (left), geometry-based (middle) or appearance-based (right) representations, and
               on the vertical axis by increasing level of abstraction. The whole figure should be taken with a large grain of salt,
               as there are many additional subtle connections between topics not illustrated here.
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