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== Comparison with other detectors ==
In Rosten's research,<ref>Edward Rosten, [http://lanl.arXiv.org/pdf/0810.2434 FASTER and better: A machine learning approach to corner detection]</ref> FAST and FAST-ER detector are evaluated on several different datasets alongand compared with other detectors. Those detectors includethe [[DoG]], [[Harris affine region detector|Harris]] detector, [[Harris-Laplace]], [[Shi-Tomasi]], and [[SUSAN]] andcorner parameter settings are as follows:detectors.
 
The parameter settings for the detectors (other than FAST) are as follows:
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! Detector !! Parameter Setting || Value
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| rowspan="4" | DoG
| DoG || Scales per octave 3
Initial blur σ 0.8
 
Octaves 4
|-
| DoG || Scales per octave 3
| SUSAN || Distance threshold 4.0
| 3
|-
| Initial blur σ 0.8
| 0.8
|-
| Octaves 4
| 4
|-
| SUSAN
| Harris, Shi-Tomasi || Blur σ 2.5
| SUSAN || Distance threshold 4.0
| 4.0
|-
| Harris, Shi-Laplace || Initial blur σTomasi 0.8
| Blur σ
Harris blur 3
| 2.5
 
|-
Octaves 4
| rowspan="4" | Harris-Laplace
 
| Initial blur σ
Scales per octave 10
| 0.8
|-
| Harris blur 3
| 3
|-
Octaves| 4Octaves
| 4
|-
| Scales per octave 10
| 10
|-
| General parameters |
| ε
| 5 pixels
|-
|}
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! Detector !! Training set pixel rate !! Test set pixel rate
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| FAST n = 9 || 188 || 179
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| FAST n= 12 || 158 || 154
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| Original FAST n =12 || 79 || 82.2
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| FAST-ER || 75.4 || 67.5