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Efficient structure from motion with weak position and orientation priors
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2011
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EngineeringVocabulary Tree3D Pose EstimationField RoboticsLocalizationImage AnalysisEfficient StructureKinematicsRobot LearningComputational GeometryGeometric ModelingInertial SensorsMachine VisionInertial Measurement UnitsInverse ProblemsStructure From MotionMotion ComputationComputer Vision3D VisionOdometryNatural SciencesComputer Stereo VisionMulti-view GeometryMotion Analysis
In this paper we present an approach that leverages prior information from global positioning systems and inertial measurement units to speedup structure from motion computation. We propose a view selection strategy that advances vocabulary tree based coarse matching by also considering the geometric configuration between weakly oriented images. Furthermore, we introduce a fast and scalable reconstruction approach that relies on global rotation registration and robust bundle adjustment. Real world experiments are performed using data acquired by a micro aerial vehicle attached with GPS/INS sensors. Our proposed algorithm achieves orientation results that are sub-pixel accurate and the precision is on a par with results from incremental structure from motion approaches. Moreover, the method is scalable and computationally more efficient than previous approaches.
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