Stereo autocalibration from one plane

This paper describes a method for autocalibrating a stereo rig. A planar object performing general and unknown motions is observed by the stereo rig and, based on point correspondences only, the autocalibration of the stereo rig is computed. A stratified approach is used and the autocalibration is c...

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Main Authors: Demirdjian, D, Zisserman, A, Horaud, R
Format: Conference item
Language:English
Published: Springer 2003
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description This paper describes a method for autocalibrating a stereo rig. A planar object performing general and unknown motions is observed by the stereo rig and, based on point correspondences only, the autocalibration of the stereo rig is computed. A stratified approach is used and the autocalibration is computed by estimating first the epipolar geometry of the rig, then the plane at infinity Π<sub>∞</sub> (affine calibration) and finally the absolute conic Ω<sub>∞</sub> (Euclidean calibration). We show that the affine and Euclidean calibrations involve quadratic constraints and we describe an algorithm to solve them based on a conic intersection technique. Experiments with both synthetic and real data are used to evaluate the performance of the method.
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