3D Computer Vision

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Code	Completion	Credits	Range	Language
XP33VID	ZK	4	2P+2S	Czech

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Department of Cybernetics

Synopsis:

Introduction to perspective geometry, perspective camera. Fundamental and

essential matrices, their robust estimation, camera calibration.

Correspondence problem, structure from motion. The stereoscopic vision

problem, cyclopean representation, disparity, disparity gradient limit,

ordering constraint, four basic formulations of the dense correspondence

problem. Surface model reconstruction from stereovision, error propagation,

examples. Physics of image reflection, image irradiance equation, basic

reflectance models. The shape from Lambertian shading problem. Local shading

analysis. Overview of other Shape-from-X methods. Up-to-date info at

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Hartley, R and Zisserman, A. Multiple View Geometry in Computer Vision.

Cambridge Uiversity Press, 2003

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