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Lecture - Real World Reconstruction

Reading Ma 2004:Ch 11

Overview

  1. Feature Detection
  2. Feature Correspondence
  3. Projective Reconstruction
  4. Euclidean Reconstruction

Feature Detection

  • Harris Detector
  • Tiling
    • divide the image into, say, \(10\times10\) tiles
    • select features per tile
  • Separation
    • one feature may cause several pixels to be marked as a corner
    • separation should be larger than the windows size used in detection
  • Sorting by strength
    • sort first, and then select from top of the list
    • enforce separation from previously selected features

Feature Correspondence

  • Small Baseline (motion video)
    • feature tracking - calculate motion
  • Moderate Baseline (snapshots)
  • Wide Baseline -> use SIFT or similar methods
    • the textbook is outdated on this point

Multiscale iterative feature tracking

TODO

Projective Reconstruction

Euclidean Reconstruction