Title: Convex Sets and Convex Functions
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8Convex Sets and Convex Functions
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22The Barrier Method
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27Diagram copied from Boyd and Vandenberghe
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29Diagram copied from Boyd and Vandenberghe
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31Diagram copied from Boyd and Vandenberghe
32Diagram copied from Boyd and Vandenberghe
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37Quasi-Convex Minimization
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47Set maximumand minimum s
Is (Smax Smin) lt epsilon
Finish withminimum s
Yes
Smax s
Choose s between Smin and Smax
Smin s
Feasible for this s?
No
Yes
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54Specific Geometric Vision Problems
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66Direction (unit) vectors from cameras (blue) to
points (black) are given Find the positions of
the cameras and points.
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81This does not happen in strictly quasi-convex
optimization problems.
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83Conclusions
- -framework for geometric reconstruction
problems - Efficient computations with SOCP
- Globally optimal solutions, invariant to
coordinate systems
Algebraic methods
methods
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