Modulus

Young's modulus

Color deformation

Sphere Cap Deformation

Scale, illumination, Rotation, Deformation, Occlusion, and View Point.

You may recall that this percent sign is the modulus operator.

Addition, subtraction, times, modulus division etcetera, etcetera and to save some time

Remember there should be a balance between holding force and deformation

When clamping force increases so does the deformation of the jaws

First, Alice and Bob agree publicly on a prime modulus and a generator.

This kind of deformation is really important in the recognition of objects.

Their wing is covered with sensors, including sensors that sense deformation of the wing.

Take a number, raise it to some exponent, divide by the modulus and output the ramainder.

I would call this Deformation Invariance because the object is actually deformable as our many objects that surround us,

They would misshape it or deform, and other planes would come along and precisely mark off those locations of of deformation.

So, lots of work on skin deformation, you can see in some of these cases it works, in some cases it looks bad.

When you want to recognize objects, you want to write software that is invariant to scale and illumination and so on and that it retains the important information in the image regardless of the present rotation and occlusion and deformation.