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Theory and Practice of Projec-tive Rectification
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The following = det(A)I where I is the identity matrix.
In particular, if A is an invertible matrix, then .
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Given a vector it is convenient to introduce the skew-symmetric matrix
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The matrix is closely related to the cross-product of vectors in that for any vectors and t,
we have and .
Proposition 1. For any 3 x 3 matrix M and vector t,
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If A is a 3 x 3 non-singular matrix representing a projective transformation of then is the correspond-ing line map.
In other words, if and line on a line L, then and : in symbols ) ).
This formula is derived from Proposition 1.
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2. Property of the fundamental matrix
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According to Proposition2, the matrix F determines the epipoles in both images.
Furthermore, F provides the map between points in one image and epipolar lines in the other image.
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Goal: Finding a projective transformation H of an image mapping an epipole to a point at infinity.
In fact, if epipolar lines are to be transformed to lines parrallel with x axis, then the epipole should be mapped to the infinite point
If inappropriate H is chosen, severe projective distortion of the image can take place.
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In order that the resampled image should look somewhat like the original image, we may put closer Restrictions on the choice of H.
One condition that leads to good results is to insist thatThe transformation H should act as far as possible as a Rigid transformation in the neighborhood of a given selected point of the image.
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By this is meant that to first order neighborhood of may undergo rotation and translation only.
An appropriate choice of point may be the cen-tre of the image.
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