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Parameter-adaptive multi-frame joint pose optimization method

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Camera pose optimization is the basis of geometric vision works, such as 3D reconstruction, structure from motion, and visual odometry. We designed a multi-frame pose optimization method based on the inverse compositional algorithm. The neural networks are added into the optimization model to improve the problems of hyperparameter selection and loss function design. The multi-frame joint is used to fully utilize the constraints between the sequence images. A multi-layer stepwise method is used, which incorporates scale factors on the loss of each layer to enhance the convergence of the network. The simulation verifies that the proposed method achieves higher precision of pose estimation compared with the state-of-the-art.

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This study was funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (grant number: 62103432).

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    Shaopeng Li, Yong Xian, Wei Wu & Bangjie Li

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    Shaopeng Li & Tao Zhang

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Tao Zhang designed the research. Wei wu and Bangjie Li processed the data. Shaopeng Li drafted the manuscript. Yong Xian helped organize the manuscript.

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Li, S., Xian, Y., Wu, W. et al. Parameter-adaptive multi-frame joint pose optimization method. Vis Comput 39, 2529–2541 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00371-022-02476-4

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