2001, 23(11): 1095-1101.
Abstract:
2-D projective collineation provides an ideal mathematical tool for describing planar element correspondence in multiple views. This paper extends the solution methods for 2-D projective transformation matrix from 4 points corresponding to variety combinations of points and lines corresponding, such as 4 points, 4 lines, 1 point and 3 lines, 3 lines and 1 point, and 2 points and 2 lines, etc. Based on the relationship between two views indicated as 2-D projective collineation, prediction problems about points or lines from two views or three views can be solved effectively. Without any estimating parameters involved, the prediction results accuracy is improved. Freely combining points and lines on describing relationship between views makes the application field wider. The methods proposed here have been verified by experimental results.