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Geometry of Multiple Affine Views
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Geometry of Multiple Affine Views
Long Quan5 , Yuichi Ohta6 and Roger Mohr5 
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CNRS-GRAVIR-INRIA ZIRST, 655 avenue de l’Europe, 38330 Montbonnot, France |
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Institute of Information Sciences, University of Tsukuba, Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305-8573, Japan |
Abstract
We introduce a unified framework for developing matching constraints of multiple affine views and rederive 2-view (affine
epipolar geometry) and 3-view (affine image transfer) constraints within this framwork. With the insight into the particular
structure of these multiple-view constraints, we first describe a new linear method for Euclidean motion and structure from
3 calibrated affine images. Compared with the existing linear method of Huang and Lee [6], the new method uses different and more appropriate constraints. It has no failure mode of the Euclidean factorisation method
of Tomasi and Kanade [20]. We then describe how to integrate points and lines and establish some minimal point/line configurations for structure recovery.
The method is demonstrated on real image sequences.
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