Correspondence Problem
The Correspondence Problem is a fundamental challenge in stereo vision that consists in identifying the set of corresponding points in two or more images of the same scene taken from different viewpoints, such that differences in pixel locations can be used to compute depth through triangulation.
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Theory and Applications of Correspondence Analysis.
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