Titlebook: Omnidirectional Vision Systems; Calibration, Feature Luis Puig,J.J. Guerrero Book 2013 Luis Puig 2013 Camera Calibration.Catadioptric Syste

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Calibration of Omnidirectional Cameras Using a DLT-Like Approach,sic and extrinsic parameters. Moreover, we use this parameter estimation followed by a nonlinear optimization to calibrate various types of cameras. Our results are based on the sphere camera model. We test our method both with simulations and real images, and we analyze the results performing a 3D reconstruction from two omnidirectional images.

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Conclusions,d that it could go further, being able to calibrate noncentral catadioptric systems, such as the popular wide-angle fish-eye cameras. We also performed a deep analysis of the available calibration methods for central catadioptric systems, considering also those used to calibrate fish-eye cameras. The analysis is theoretical and practical.

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Generic Scale-Space for a Camera Invariant Feature Extractor,he Laplace–Beltrami (LB) operator which is a second order differential operator required to perform the Gaussian smoothing on catadioptric images. We perform experiments with synthetic and real images to validate the generalization of our approach to any central projection system.