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題名: Camera calibration by vanishing lines for 3D computer vision 作者: L. L. Wang;W. H. Tsai

貢獻者: Department of Information Communication 日期: 1991

上傳時間: 2009-11-25T02:30:57Z 出版者: Asia University

摘要: A novel approach to camera calibration by vanishing lines is proposed. Calibrated parameters include the orientation, position, and focal length of a camera. A hexagon is used as the calibration target to generate a vanishing line of the ground plane from its projected image. It is shown that the vanishing line includes useful geometric hints about the camera orientation parameters and the focal length, from which the orientation parameters can be solved easily and analytically. And the camera position parameters can be calibrated by the use of related geometric projective relationships. The simplicity of the target eliminates the complexity of the environment setup and simplifies the feature extraction in relevant image

processing. The calibration formulas are also simple to compute. Experimental results show the feasibility of the proposed approach.

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