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Zuverlässiges Structure-From-Motion für Bildpaare

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Diese Arbeit stellt einen neuen Ansatz vor, eine Rekonstruktion von 3D-Geometrie aus einfachen Fotos durchzuführen. Diese Fotos wurden von Kameras aufgenommen, von denen weder die relative Position und Blickrichtung im Raum, noch die internen Abbildungsparameter bekannt sind. Das Grundelement dieses Ansatzes sind Bildpaare, aus denen bereits eine metrische Rekonstruktion gewonnen wird. Daraus ergibt sich eine Vereinfachung des Rekonstruktionsprozesses, da bisher üblicherweise mindestens Bildtripel für diesen Schritt notwendig waren. Zudem wird gezeigt, wie die aus Bildpaaren gewonnenen Teilrekonstruktionen zu einer vollständigen Rekonstruktion, die alle Kamerapositionen gleichzeitig umfasst, zusammengefügt werden können.

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Cheremukhin, S. Zuverlässiges Structure-From-Motion für Bildpaare. Informatik Spektrum 36, 382–388 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00287-012-0637-0

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