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Invariant features provide a good example of static data association, where no prediction is required in order to perform matching. In particular, for SIFT keypoints, matching is carried out simply by comparing the HOGs, so that, in principle, no information about the feature location, rotation, or scale is required. Although the SIFT descriptor is relatively distinctive and robust, if no prediction of pose parameters is available, the nearest-neighbor search will have a combinatorial complexity, even in the presence of a moderate set of points (e.g., around 1000), since all possible pairings must be evaluated; therefore, a more ef cient scheme than exhaustive search must be adopted. In [106] Lowe proposed the best-bin- rst (BBF) approach [37], which consists of an approximate search scheme, returning with high probability, although not 100%, the nearest-neighbor matchings. The BBF approach consists basically of a modi ed search ordering for the better known k-d tree (k-dimensional tree) algorithm [83] such that bins in feature space are searched in the order of their closest distance from the query location. A k-d tree is a space-partitioning data structure for organizing points

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