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Introduction

LiME, or more fully, the Line Matching Environment, is a set of algorithms for matching object models to image features where both are expressed as sets of 2D line segments. The LiME system itself is written in c++: there are roughly 20 source files which makeup LiME. The execution of LiME is typically controlled through a parameters file which contains 65 entries. Any of these parameters may alternatively be passed to the executable as command line arguments.

To assist users working with LiME, a graphical users interface for selecting and modifying control parameters has been developed in Java. This companion system, called Limeade, organizes the control parameters into logical sets, provides on-line documentation, and allows users to quickly change parameters and re-invoke LiME.

The purpose of this users guide is to assist someone installing LiME and to provide a general overview of the what LiME can do. It includes some tutorial examples which should help a user confirm that the system is correctly installed as well as gain familiarity using the system.



 

charlie ross
1998-10-11