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Title: Multi-View Geometry (Cont.)


1
Multi-View Geometry (Cont.)
2
Stereo Constraints (Review)
p
?
p
Given p in left image, where can the
corresponding point pin right image be?
3
Stereo Constraints (Review)
M
Image plane
Y1
p
O1
Z1
X1
Focal plane
4
Epipolar Constraint (Review)
5
From Geometry to Algebra (Review)
6
From Geometry to Algebra (Review)
7
Linear ConstraintShould be able to express as
matrix multiplication.
8
The Essential Matrix (Review)
9
The Essential Matrix
  • Based on the Relative Geometry of the Cameras
  • Assumes Cameras are calibrated (i.e., intrinsic
    parameters are known)
  • Relates image of point in one camera to a second
    camera (points in camera coordinate system).
  • Is defined up to scale
  • 5 independent parameters

10
The Essential Matrix
Similarly p is the epipolar line
corresponding to p in theright camera
11
The Essential Matrix
Similarly,
Essential Matrix is singular with rank 2
e
12
Small Motions and Epipolar Constraint
13
Motion Models (Review)
3D Rigid Motion
14
Small Motions
Velocity Vector
Translational Component of Velocity
Angular Velocity
15
Translating Camera
Focus of expansion (FOE) Under pure translation,
the motionfield at every point in the image
points toward the focus ofexpansion
16
FOE for Translating Camera
17
FOE from Basic Equations of Motion
q
p
v
O
18
What if Camera Calibration is not known
19
Review Intrinsic Camera Parameters
Y
M
Image plane
C
Z
v
X
Focal plane
m
u
P
20
Fundamental Matrix
If u and u are corresponding image coordinates
then we have
21
Fundamental Matrix
Fundamental Matrix is singular with rank 2
In principal F has 7 parameters up to scale and
can be estimatedfrom 7 point correspondences
Direct Simpler Method requires 8 correspondences
22
Estimating Fundamental Matrix
The 8-point algorithm
Each point correspondence can be expressed as a
linear equation
23
The 8-point Algorithm
24
Shape from Stereo
25
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Pinhole Camera Model
27
Basic Stereo Derivations
Derive expression for Z as a function of x1, x2,
f and B
28
Basic Stereo Derivations
29
Basic Stereo Derivations
Define the disparity
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