论文信息 - Analytical Methods for Uncalibrated Stereo and Motion Reconstruction

Analytical Methods for Uncalibrated Stereo and Motion Reconstruction

We present a new approach to relative stereo and motion reconstruction from a discrete set of point correspondences in completely uncalibrated pairs of images. This approach also yields new projective invariants, and we present some applications to object recognition. Finally, we introduce a new approach to camera self-calibration from two images which allows full metric reconstruction up to some unknown scale factor. We have implemented the proposed methods and present examples using real images.

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