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RE: Re: intrinsic / extrinsic camera calibration: msg#01231

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Subject: RE: Re: intrinsic / extrinsic camera calibration

Did you find that the beta4 version gave better results than beta5 on your
data? I don't have the beta4 stuff set up anymore but I really have the
impression that it was much better at converging.



Philip



-----Original Message-----
From: OpenCV@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:OpenCV@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
Stephen DiVerdi
Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2006 4:36 PM
To: OpenCV@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [OpenCV] Re: intrinsic / extrinsic camera calibration




Well, I'm still at it. Today I didn't pay as much attention to the
morning talks as I should have and did a comparison between 0.9.7 beta 5
(cvCalibrateCamera2) and 0.9.7 beta 4 (cvCalibrateCamera) and the
associated functions. I did this on my own data, and on Zhang's data
(from http://research.microsoft.com/~zhang/calib/) for verification. And
my results are that both beta 5 and beta 4 computed values extremely close
(~1%) to Zhang's results. However, for my set of input images, they
returned very different sets of values, which I guess means that it really
is much more sensitive than I expected to the quality of the input
datasets. One thing definitely worth mentioning is that Zhang's dataset
uses only 5 images, and any subset of 4 of them will produce good, close
values, so it would seem the acquisition of 20 or so images is unecessary.
A better approach that I think I'll take is to acquire 5 images, and then
compare the calibration results of all 5 vs. each subset of 4, and see how
big the differences are. If the results vary too much, I won't accept the
results and instead require acquisition of better inupt images.

If anyone's interested in the specifics of how I did my comparisons, I'm
happy to talk about them in more detail.

-stephen diverdi
-sdiverdi@xxxxxxxxxxx

>
> No replies to this? I've noticed that this question has been asked a
> few times in recent months, without much discussion. At this point I'm
> more interested in hearing if anyone has successfully used
> cvCalibrateCamera2 for their camera calibration needs, more than
> examining my particular case. Are there people out there currently
> using the new cvCalibrateCamera2 routine with satisfaction?
>
> My next step is to try doing a comparison between the results from the
> older cvCalibrateCamera and cvCalibrateCamera2, both with my data and
> with Zhang's example data for comparison with his results. This may take
> me a little while, but I'll post my results when I get them.
>
> Can anyone say anything more about the algorithm used in
> cvCalibrateCamera? cvCalibrateCamera2 is clearly marked as being a port
> of the Matlab call based on Zhang's work, but no such attribution exists
> in the older source.
>
> Thanks,
>
> -stephen diverdi
> -sdiverdi@xxxxxxxxxxx
>




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