Distance regression by Gauss-Newton-type methods and iteratively re-weighted least-squares (Q1034749)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5627068
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    Distance regression by Gauss-Newton-type methods and iteratively re-weighted least-squares
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5627068

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      Distance regression by Gauss-Newton-type methods and iteratively re-weighted least-squares (English)
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      6 November 2009
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      A generalized problem of fitting a curve or surface to given measurement data is presented. The solution is focused on the situations when the usual least-squares approach is not suitable. The generalization of the fitting problem lies in minimizing the sum of the so called norm-like functions applied to the residual vectors that connect the measured points with associated points on the fitted curve or surface. This approach represents an extension of the iteratively re-weighted least-squares method (Gauss-Newton-type method) for minimizing a sum of norm-like functions of scalar residuals. The obtained results can be used in various applications of computational geometry -- reconstruction of geometric models from point cloud data, regression analysis, image segmentation, pattern recognition, etc.
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      curve fitting
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      surface fitting
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      least-squares
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      iteratively re-weighted least squares
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      Gauss-Newton method
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      computational geometry
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      regression analysis
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      image segmentation
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      pattern recognition
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