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    Constrained Ellipse Fitting

    Constrained Ellipse Fitting

    MATLAB Code for Constrained Ellipse Fitting with Center on a Line

    The provided Matlab code allows for fitting an ellipse to given data points with the additional prior knowledge that the center of the ellipse is located on a given line. The usage of this constraint in a new global convergent one-dimensional search problem ("Tunneling") improves the fitting accuracy compared to other ellipse fitting methods. You can find more details on the theoretical background of the presented algorithm here: http://doi.org/10.1007/s10851-015-0584-x If you use the code please cite our paper: Waibel, P; Matthes, J.; Gröll, L; Constrained Ellipse Fitting with Center on a Line; Journal of Mathematical Imaging and Vision; November 2015, Volume 53, Issue 3, pp 364-382
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    I initially created this project to access to POP3 server through paranoic proxy . I found a way to answer the problem : SSH tunnels. I decided to refocus the project to a new goal: provide a front end to have a USB key portable SSH tunnel environment.
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