3D Euclidean Reconstruction from the Variable Intrinsic Parameters of Camera

For 3D Eucledean reconstruction, the challenging problem is that only the hypothesis of intrinsic parameters can be used to retrieve the camera parameters without additional information. In this paper, we propose a method to find out the camera's variable intrinsic parameters using the scene invariable conics (SIC). The experiment results are presented and analysed, which show good performance of this proposed method.

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