Comparison of Computer Vision and Photogrammetric Approaches for Epipolar Resampling of Image Sequence
Epipolar resampling is the procedure of eliminating vertical disparity between stereo images. Due to its importance, many methods have been developed in the computer vision and photogrammetry field. However, we argue that epipolar resampling of image sequences, instead of a single pair, has not been...
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| description | Epipolar resampling is the procedure of eliminating vertical disparity between stereo images. Due to its importance, many methods have been developed in the computer vision and photogrammetry field. However, we argue that epipolar resampling of image sequences, instead of a single pair, has not been studied thoroughly. In this paper, we compare epipolar resampling methods developed in both fields for handling image sequences. Firstly we briefly review the uncalibrated and calibrated epipolar resampling methods developed in computer vision and photogrammetric epipolar resampling methods. While it is well known that epipolar resampling methods developed in computer vision and in photogrammetry are mathematically identical, we also point out differences in parameter estimation between them. Secondly, we tested representative resampling methods in both fields and performed an analysis. We showed that for epipolar resampling of a single image pair all uncalibrated and photogrammetric methods tested could be used. More importantly, we also showed that, for image sequences, all methods tested, except the photogrammetric Bayesian method, showed significant variations in epipolar resampling performance. Our results indicate that the Bayesian method is favorable for epipolar resampling of image sequences. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-473a90ff6c8b43c18f18ee6572c58d912022-12-22T02:17:52ZengMDPI AGSensors1424-82202016-03-0116341210.3390/s16030412s16030412Comparison of Computer Vision and Photogrammetric Approaches for Epipolar Resampling of Image SequenceJae-In Kim0Taejung Kim1Department of Geoinformatic Engineering, Inha University, 100 Inharo, Nam-gu Incheon 22212, KoreaDepartment of Geoinformatic Engineering, Inha University, 100 Inharo, Nam-gu Incheon 22212, KoreaEpipolar resampling is the procedure of eliminating vertical disparity between stereo images. Due to its importance, many methods have been developed in the computer vision and photogrammetry field. However, we argue that epipolar resampling of image sequences, instead of a single pair, has not been studied thoroughly. In this paper, we compare epipolar resampling methods developed in both fields for handling image sequences. Firstly we briefly review the uncalibrated and calibrated epipolar resampling methods developed in computer vision and photogrammetric epipolar resampling methods. While it is well known that epipolar resampling methods developed in computer vision and in photogrammetry are mathematically identical, we also point out differences in parameter estimation between them. Secondly, we tested representative resampling methods in both fields and performed an analysis. We showed that for epipolar resampling of a single image pair all uncalibrated and photogrammetric methods tested could be used. More importantly, we also showed that, for image sequences, all methods tested, except the photogrammetric Bayesian method, showed significant variations in epipolar resampling performance. Our results indicate that the Bayesian method is favorable for epipolar resampling of image sequences.http://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/16/3/412epipolar resamplingimage rectificationBayesian approachstereo image sequence |
| spellingShingle | Jae-In Kim Taejung Kim Comparison of Computer Vision and Photogrammetric Approaches for Epipolar Resampling of Image Sequence Sensors epipolar resampling image rectification Bayesian approach stereo image sequence |
| title | Comparison of Computer Vision and Photogrammetric Approaches for Epipolar Resampling of Image Sequence |
| title_full | Comparison of Computer Vision and Photogrammetric Approaches for Epipolar Resampling of Image Sequence |
| title_fullStr | Comparison of Computer Vision and Photogrammetric Approaches for Epipolar Resampling of Image Sequence |
| title_full_unstemmed | Comparison of Computer Vision and Photogrammetric Approaches for Epipolar Resampling of Image Sequence |
| title_short | Comparison of Computer Vision and Photogrammetric Approaches for Epipolar Resampling of Image Sequence |
| title_sort | comparison of computer vision and photogrammetric approaches for epipolar resampling of image sequence |
| topic | epipolar resampling image rectification Bayesian approach stereo image sequence |
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