CIS 2005: Computational Intelligence and Security pp 1009-1014 | Cite as
Line-Based Camera Calibration
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Abstract
In this paper, a new line-based camera calibration technique is presented. Firstly, the relation between dimensional line parameters and projective line parameters is deduced. Using more than three dimensional lines which are not parallel with each other, the camera intrinsic parameters can be determined by solving linear equations. Experiment results show that in same noise level the mean attained by this method is more closer to factual value and MSE is smaller by about 65% than classic point-based technique.
Keywords
Image Point Camera Calibration Line Parameter Perspective Projection Extrinsic Parameter
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