johndistance
johndistance is a computational geometry concept referring to a specific distance metric used in algorithms that analyze geometric data. It is often employed in the context of object detection, tracking, and recognition systems, particularly when dealing with sequential data like video frames. The core idea is to measure the spatial separation between features or keypoints of an object across consecutive frames in a time series.
This metric is particularly useful for understanding how an object is moving or deforming over time. By
While the exact mathematical formulation of johndistance can vary depending on the specific algorithm and application,