IEEE Transactions on Image Processing · 1996 · 143 citations · 14 references
ComputingComputer ScienceComputational GeometryComputer VisionMachine VisionCamera GeometryImage RegistrationLine ProjectionScene ReconstructionStereo VisionView AlignmentDisparity EstimationEpipolar GeometryImage ResamplingStereo CorrespondenceStereo Image Pair GenerationStereo MatchingStereo ReconstructionStereo Rectification
The assumption that epipolar lines are parallel to image scan lines is made in many algorithms for stereo analysis. If valid, it enables the search for corresponding image features to be confined to one dimension and, hence, simplified. An algorithm that generates a vertically aligned stereo pair by warped resampling is described. The method uses grey scale image matching between the components of the stereo pair but confined to feature points.
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