We propose an algorithm which can jointly estimate camera pose and point set registration. Given point sets from two views of a stationary scene, our algorithm regis-ters the point sets while retaining internal scene structure. It simultaneously ensures that the resultant registration is consistent with that of a moving camera viewing a static scene (adheres to some epipolar constraint). Our statisti-cal formulation can incorporate but does not necessarily require additional constraints such as brightness constancy and high dimensional point descriptors such as SIFT. We show that our algorithm is stable over a variety of scenes and offers a pose from edge system which handles currently difficult structure from motion scenes more robustly. 1
We present a new robust line matching algorithm for solving the model-to-image registration problem....
A well known problem in photogrammetry and computer vision is the precise and robust determination o...
<p>We study a fundamental question in pose estimation from vision-only video data: should the pose o...
Abstract Traditionally, the camera pose recovery problem has been formulated as one of estimating th...
We address the model-to-image registration problem with line features in the following two ways. (a)...
We address the model-to-image registration problem with line features in the following two ways. (a)...
Many practical applications require an accurate knowledge of the extrinsic calibration (____ie, pose...
The problem of pose estimation arises in many areas of computer vision, including object recogni-tio...
Abstract. The problem of pose estimation arises in many areas of computer vision, including object r...
Estimating the 6-DoF pose of a camera from a single image relative to a 3D point-set is an important...
Abstract. Estimating a camera pose given a set of 3D-object and 2D-image feature points is a well un...
Estimating the 6-DoF pose of a camera from a single image relative to a pre-computed 3D point-set is...
Simultaneously recovering the camera pose and correspondences between a set of 2D-image and 3D-model...
Simultaneously recovering the camera pose and correspondences between a set of 2D-image and 3D-model...
We study a fundamental question in pose estimation from vision-only video data: should the pose of a...
We present a new robust line matching algorithm for solving the model-to-image registration problem....
A well known problem in photogrammetry and computer vision is the precise and robust determination o...
<p>We study a fundamental question in pose estimation from vision-only video data: should the pose o...
Abstract Traditionally, the camera pose recovery problem has been formulated as one of estimating th...
We address the model-to-image registration problem with line features in the following two ways. (a)...
We address the model-to-image registration problem with line features in the following two ways. (a)...
Many practical applications require an accurate knowledge of the extrinsic calibration (____ie, pose...
The problem of pose estimation arises in many areas of computer vision, including object recogni-tio...
Abstract. The problem of pose estimation arises in many areas of computer vision, including object r...
Estimating the 6-DoF pose of a camera from a single image relative to a 3D point-set is an important...
Abstract. Estimating a camera pose given a set of 3D-object and 2D-image feature points is a well un...
Estimating the 6-DoF pose of a camera from a single image relative to a pre-computed 3D point-set is...
Simultaneously recovering the camera pose and correspondences between a set of 2D-image and 3D-model...
Simultaneously recovering the camera pose and correspondences between a set of 2D-image and 3D-model...
We study a fundamental question in pose estimation from vision-only video data: should the pose of a...
We present a new robust line matching algorithm for solving the model-to-image registration problem....
A well known problem in photogrammetry and computer vision is the precise and robust determination o...
<p>We study a fundamental question in pose estimation from vision-only video data: should the pose o...