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Fast Solvers for Minimal Radial Distortion Relative Pose Problems

Magnus Oskarsson

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Abstract

In this paper we present a unified formulation for a large class of relative pose problems with radial distortion and varying calibration. For minimal cases, we show that one can eliminate the number of parameters down to one to three. The relative pose can then be expressed using varying calibration constraints on the fundamental matrix, with entries that are polynomial in the parameters. We can then apply standard techniques based on the action matrix and Sturm sequences to construct our solvers. This enables efficient solvers for a large class of relative pose problems with radial distortion, using a common framework. We evaluate a number of these solvers for robust two-view inlier and epipolar geometry estimation, used as minimal solvers in RANSAC.

Topics & Concepts

Epipolar geometryRANSACDistortion (music)Fundamental matrix (linear differential equation)CalibrationComputer scienceClass (philosophy)AlgorithmPoseMathematicsMatrix (chemical analysis)Artificial intelligenceComputer visionImage (mathematics)Mathematical analysisComputer networkAmplifierBandwidth (computing)Composite materialStatisticsMaterials scienceOptical measurement and interference techniquesOptical Systems and Laser TechnologyAdvanced Surface Polishing Techniques
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