Geometric matching: Difference between score and correlation score

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What is difference between score and correlation score in geometric matching???
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Hello,
the correlation score is based on pixel intensities where as the score of the geometric match considers also the geometry features. See the NI Vision Concepts (Geometric matching -> In-depth discussion).
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
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