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2016-08-24 04:56:34 -0600 asked a question RANSAC to find a model. But there are several models

I match SIFT descriptors between image pairs. The images are Figures from scientific publications. In the next step I filter the detected matches using RANSAC. That works well, but some images have two objects that match, therefore two models are required. However, RANSAC detect only the most dominant one and treats the second one as outlier.

Is there anyway to detect both object? Maybe there is a way to cluster matched SIFT descriptors beforehand and only apply RANSAC between detected clusters?

In this example only one object is detected and the second one (green rectangle) is treated as outlier. image description

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2016-05-29 02:11:08 -0600 asked a question Matching images from scientific papers using SIFT: sub image enumeration leads to high false positive rate

I'm searching for duplicates within a group of images which where extracted from scientific papers. The problem is that some of those images have enumerations, i.e. "A", "B", ... which leads to a high false positive rate. I'm using SIFT for detection and description with ratio test, cross check validation and RANSAC for match filtering. But there are still a lot of false positives left.

Here three examples of unwanted matches: example one example one example one

Any ideas how I can remove those false duplicates with minimal negative influence regarding the true positive rate?