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#include "precomp.hpp"
#include "opencv2/imgproc/imgproc_c.h"
#include "distortion_model.hpp"
#include "calib3d_c_api.h"
#include <stdio.h>
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#include <iterator>
/*
This is stright-forward port v3 of Matlab calibration engine by Jean-Yves Bouguet
that is (in a large extent) based on the paper:
Z. Zhang. "A flexible new technique for camera calibration".
IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 22(11):1330-1334, 2000.
The 1st initial port was done by Valery Mosyagin.
*/
using namespace cv;
// reimplementation of dAB.m
CV_IMPL void cvCalcMatMulDeriv( const CvMat* A, const CvMat* B, CvMat* dABdA, CvMat* dABdB )
{
int i, j, M, N, L;
int bstep;
CV_Assert( CV_IS_MAT(A) && CV_IS_MAT(B) );
CV_Assert( CV_ARE_TYPES_EQ(A, B) &&
(CV_MAT_TYPE(A->type) == CV_32F || CV_MAT_TYPE(A->type) == CV_64F) );
CV_Assert( A->cols == B->rows );
M = A->rows;
L = A->cols;
N = B->cols;
bstep = B->step/CV_ELEM_SIZE(B->type);
if( dABdA )
{
CV_Assert( CV_ARE_TYPES_EQ(A, dABdA) &&
dABdA->rows == A->rows*B->cols && dABdA->cols == A->rows*A->cols );
}
if( dABdB )
{
CV_Assert( CV_ARE_TYPES_EQ(A, dABdB) &&
dABdB->rows == A->rows*B->cols && dABdB->cols == B->rows*B->cols );
}
if( CV_MAT_TYPE(A->type) == CV_32F )
{
for( i = 0; i < M*N; i++ )
{
int i1 = i / N, i2 = i % N;
if( dABdA )
{
float* dcda = (float*)(dABdA->data.ptr + dABdA->step*i);
const float* b = (const float*)B->data.ptr + i2;
for( j = 0; j < M*L; j++ )
dcda[j] = 0;
for( j = 0; j < L; j++ )
dcda[i1*L + j] = b[j*bstep];
}
if( dABdB )
{
float* dcdb = (float*)(dABdB->data.ptr + dABdB->step*i);
const float* a = (const float*)(A->data.ptr + A->step*i1);
for( j = 0; j < L*N; j++ )
dcdb[j] = 0;
for( j = 0; j < L; j++ )
dcdb[j*N + i2] = a[j];
}
}
}
else
{
for( i = 0; i < M*N; i++ )
{
int i1 = i / N, i2 = i % N;
if( dABdA )
{
double* dcda = (double*)(dABdA->data.ptr + dABdA->step*i);
const double* b = (const double*)B->data.ptr + i2;
for( j = 0; j < M*L; j++ )
dcda[j] = 0;
for( j = 0; j < L; j++ )
dcda[i1*L + j] = b[j*bstep];
}
if( dABdB )
{
double* dcdb = (double*)(dABdB->data.ptr + dABdB->step*i);
const double* a = (const double*)(A->data.ptr + A->step*i1);
for( j = 0; j < L*N; j++ )
dcdb[j] = 0;
for( j = 0; j < L; j++ )
dcdb[j*N + i2] = a[j];
}
}
}
}
// reimplementation of compose_motion.m
CV_IMPL void cvComposeRT( const CvMat* _rvec1, const CvMat* _tvec1,
const CvMat* _rvec2, const CvMat* _tvec2,
CvMat* _rvec3, CvMat* _tvec3,
CvMat* dr3dr1, CvMat* dr3dt1,
CvMat* dr3dr2, CvMat* dr3dt2,
CvMat* dt3dr1, CvMat* dt3dt1,
CvMat* dt3dr2, CvMat* dt3dt2 )
{
double _r1[3], _r2[3];
double _R1[9], _d1[9*3], _R2[9], _d2[9*3];
CvMat r1 = cvMat(3,1,CV_64F,_r1), r2 = cvMat(3,1,CV_64F,_r2);
CvMat R1 = cvMat(3,3,CV_64F,_R1), R2 = cvMat(3,3,CV_64F,_R2);
CvMat dR1dr1 = cvMat(9,3,CV_64F,_d1), dR2dr2 = cvMat(9,3,CV_64F,_d2);
CV_Assert( CV_IS_MAT(_rvec1) && CV_IS_MAT(_rvec2) );
CV_Assert( CV_MAT_TYPE(_rvec1->type) == CV_32F ||
CV_MAT_TYPE(_rvec1->type) == CV_64F );
CV_Assert( _rvec1->rows == 3 && _rvec1->cols == 1 && CV_ARE_SIZES_EQ(_rvec1, _rvec2) );
cvConvert( _rvec1, &r1 );
cvConvert( _rvec2, &r2 );
cvRodrigues2( &r1, &R1, &dR1dr1 );
cvRodrigues2( &r2, &R2, &dR2dr2 );
if( _rvec3 || dr3dr1 || dr3dr2 )
{
double _r3[3], _R3[9], _dR3dR1[9*9], _dR3dR2[9*9], _dr3dR3[9*3];
double _W1[9*3], _W2[3*3];
CvMat r3 = cvMat(3,1,CV_64F,_r3), R3 = cvMat(3,3,CV_64F,_R3);
CvMat dR3dR1 = cvMat(9,9,CV_64F,_dR3dR1), dR3dR2 = cvMat(9,9,CV_64F,_dR3dR2);
CvMat dr3dR3 = cvMat(3,9,CV_64F,_dr3dR3);
CvMat W1 = cvMat(3,9,CV_64F,_W1), W2 = cvMat(3,3,CV_64F,_W2);
cvMatMul( &R2, &R1, &R3 );
cvCalcMatMulDeriv( &R2, &R1, &dR3dR2, &dR3dR1 );
cvRodrigues2( &R3, &r3, &dr3dR3 );
if( _rvec3 )
cvConvert( &r3, _rvec3 );
if( dr3dr1 )
{
cvMatMul( &dr3dR3, &dR3dR1, &W1 );
cvMatMul( &W1, &dR1dr1, &W2 );
cvConvert( &W2, dr3dr1 );
}
if( dr3dr2 )
{
cvMatMul( &dr3dR3, &dR3dR2, &W1 );
cvMatMul( &W1, &dR2dr2, &W2 );
cvConvert( &W2, dr3dr2 );
}
}
if( dr3dt1 )
cvZero( dr3dt1 );
if( dr3dt2 )
cvZero( dr3dt2 );
if( _tvec3 || dt3dr2 || dt3dt1 )
{
double _t1[3], _t2[3], _t3[3], _dxdR2[3*9], _dxdt1[3*3], _W3[3*3];
CvMat t1 = cvMat(3,1,CV_64F,_t1), t2 = cvMat(3,1,CV_64F,_t2);
CvMat t3 = cvMat(3,1,CV_64F,_t3);
CvMat dxdR2 = cvMat(3, 9, CV_64F, _dxdR2);
CvMat dxdt1 = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, _dxdt1);
CvMat W3 = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, _W3);
CV_Assert( CV_IS_MAT(_tvec1) && CV_IS_MAT(_tvec2) );
CV_Assert( CV_ARE_SIZES_EQ(_tvec1, _tvec2) && CV_ARE_SIZES_EQ(_tvec1, _rvec1) );
cvConvert( _tvec1, &t1 );
cvConvert( _tvec2, &t2 );
cvMatMulAdd( &R2, &t1, &t2, &t3 );
if( _tvec3 )
cvConvert( &t3, _tvec3 );
if( dt3dr2 || dt3dt1 )
{
cvCalcMatMulDeriv( &R2, &t1, &dxdR2, &dxdt1 );
if( dt3dr2 )
{
cvMatMul( &dxdR2, &dR2dr2, &W3 );
cvConvert( &W3, dt3dr2 );
}
if( dt3dt1 )
cvConvert( &dxdt1, dt3dt1 );
}
}
if( dt3dt2 )
cvSetIdentity( dt3dt2 );
if( dt3dr1 )
cvZero( dt3dr1 );
}
CV_IMPL int cvRodrigues2( const CvMat* src, CvMat* dst, CvMat* jacobian )
{
int depth, elem_size;
int i, k;
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double J[27] = {0};
CvMat matJ = cvMat( 3, 9, CV_64F, J );
if( !CV_IS_MAT(src) )
CV_Error( !src ? CV_StsNullPtr : CV_StsBadArg, "Input argument is not a valid matrix" );
if( !CV_IS_MAT(dst) )
CV_Error( !dst ? CV_StsNullPtr : CV_StsBadArg,
"The first output argument is not a valid matrix" );
depth = CV_MAT_DEPTH(src->type);
elem_size = CV_ELEM_SIZE(depth);
if( depth != CV_32F && depth != CV_64F )
CV_Error( CV_StsUnsupportedFormat, "The matrices must have 32f or 64f data type" );
if( !CV_ARE_DEPTHS_EQ(src, dst) )
CV_Error( CV_StsUnmatchedFormats, "All the matrices must have the same data type" );
if( jacobian )
{
if( !CV_IS_MAT(jacobian) )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "Jacobian is not a valid matrix" );
if( !CV_ARE_DEPTHS_EQ(src, jacobian) || CV_MAT_CN(jacobian->type) != 1 )
CV_Error( CV_StsUnmatchedFormats, "Jacobian must have 32fC1 or 64fC1 datatype" );
if( (jacobian->rows != 9 || jacobian->cols != 3) &&
(jacobian->rows != 3 || jacobian->cols != 9))
CV_Error( CV_StsBadSize, "Jacobian must be 3x9 or 9x3" );
}
if( src->cols == 1 || src->rows == 1 )
{
int step = src->rows > 1 ? src->step / elem_size : 1;
if( src->rows + src->cols*CV_MAT_CN(src->type) - 1 != 3 )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadSize, "Input matrix must be 1x3, 3x1 or 3x3" );
if( dst->rows != 3 || dst->cols != 3 || CV_MAT_CN(dst->type) != 1 )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadSize, "Output matrix must be 3x3, single-channel floating point matrix" );
Point3d r;
if( depth == CV_32F )
{
r.x = src->data.fl[0];
r.y = src->data.fl[step];
r.z = src->data.fl[step*2];
}
else
{
r.x = src->data.db[0];
r.y = src->data.db[step];
r.z = src->data.db[step*2];
}
double theta = norm(r);
if( theta < DBL_EPSILON )
{
cvSetIdentity( dst );
if( jacobian )
{
memset( J, 0, sizeof(J) );
J[5] = J[15] = J[19] = -1;
J[7] = J[11] = J[21] = 1;
}
}
else
{
double c = cos(theta);
double s = sin(theta);
double c1 = 1. - c;
double itheta = theta ? 1./theta : 0.;
r *= itheta;
Matx33d rrt( r.x*r.x, r.x*r.y, r.x*r.z, r.x*r.y, r.y*r.y, r.y*r.z, r.x*r.z, r.y*r.z, r.z*r.z );
Matx33d r_x( 0, -r.z, r.y,
r.z, 0, -r.x,
-r.y, r.x, 0 );
// R = cos(theta)*I + (1 - cos(theta))*r*rT + sin(theta)*[r_x]
Matx33d R = c*Matx33d::eye() + c1*rrt + s*r_x;
Mat(R).convertTo(cvarrToMat(dst), dst->type);
if( jacobian )
{
const double I[] = { 1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 1 };
double drrt[] = { r.x+r.x, r.y, r.z, r.y, 0, 0, r.z, 0, 0,
0, r.x, 0, r.x, r.y+r.y, r.z, 0, r.z, 0,
0, 0, r.x, 0, 0, r.y, r.x, r.y, r.z+r.z };
double d_r_x_[] = { 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, -1, 0, 1, 0,
0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, -1, 0, 0,
0, -1, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 };
for( i = 0; i < 3; i++ )
{
double ri = i == 0 ? r.x : i == 1 ? r.y : r.z;
double a0 = -s*ri, a1 = (s - 2*c1*itheta)*ri, a2 = c1*itheta;
double a3 = (c - s*itheta)*ri, a4 = s*itheta;
for( k = 0; k < 9; k++ )
J[i*9+k] = a0*I[k] + a1*rrt.val[k] + a2*drrt[i*9+k] +
a3*r_x.val[k] + a4*d_r_x_[i*9+k];
}
}
}
}
else if( src->cols == 3 && src->rows == 3 )
{
Matx33d U, Vt;
Vec3d W;
double theta, s, c;
int step = dst->rows > 1 ? dst->step / elem_size : 1;
if( (dst->rows != 1 || dst->cols*CV_MAT_CN(dst->type) != 3) &&
(dst->rows != 3 || dst->cols != 1 || CV_MAT_CN(dst->type) != 1))
CV_Error( CV_StsBadSize, "Output matrix must be 1x3 or 3x1" );
Matx33d R = cvarrToMat(src);
if( !checkRange(R, true, NULL, -100, 100) )
{
cvZero(dst);
if( jacobian )
cvZero(jacobian);
return 0;
}
SVD::compute(R, W, U, Vt);
R = U*Vt;
Point3d r(R(2, 1) - R(1, 2), R(0, 2) - R(2, 0), R(1, 0) - R(0, 1));
s = std::sqrt((r.x*r.x + r.y*r.y + r.z*r.z)*0.25);
c = (R(0, 0) + R(1, 1) + R(2, 2) - 1)*0.5;
c = c > 1. ? 1. : c < -1. ? -1. : c;
theta = acos(c);
if( s < 1e-5 )
{
double t;
if( c > 0 )
r = Point3d(0, 0, 0);
else
{
t = (R(0, 0) + 1)*0.5;
r.x = std::sqrt(MAX(t,0.));
t = (R(1, 1) + 1)*0.5;
r.y = std::sqrt(MAX(t,0.))*(R(0, 1) < 0 ? -1. : 1.);
t = (R(2, 2) + 1)*0.5;
r.z = std::sqrt(MAX(t,0.))*(R(0, 2) < 0 ? -1. : 1.);
if( fabs(r.x) < fabs(r.y) && fabs(r.x) < fabs(r.z) && (R(1, 2) > 0) != (r.y*r.z > 0) )
r.z = -r.z;
theta /= norm(r);
r *= theta;
}
if( jacobian )
{
memset( J, 0, sizeof(J) );
if( c > 0 )
{
J[5] = J[15] = J[19] = -0.5;
J[7] = J[11] = J[21] = 0.5;
}
}
}
else
{
double vth = 1/(2*s);
if( jacobian )
{
double t, dtheta_dtr = -1./s;
// var1 = [vth;theta]
// var = [om1;var1] = [om1;vth;theta]
double dvth_dtheta = -vth*c/s;
double d1 = 0.5*dvth_dtheta*dtheta_dtr;
double d2 = 0.5*dtheta_dtr;
// dvar1/dR = dvar1/dtheta*dtheta/dR = [dvth/dtheta; 1] * dtheta/dtr * dtr/dR
double dvardR[5*9] =
{
0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, -1, 0,
0, 0, -1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0,
0, 1, 0, -1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0,
d1, 0, 0, 0, d1, 0, 0, 0, d1,
d2, 0, 0, 0, d2, 0, 0, 0, d2
};
// var2 = [om;theta]
double dvar2dvar[] =
{
vth, 0, 0, r.x, 0,
0, vth, 0, r.y, 0,
0, 0, vth, r.z, 0,
0, 0, 0, 0, 1
};
double domegadvar2[] =
{
theta, 0, 0, r.x*vth,
0, theta, 0, r.y*vth,
0, 0, theta, r.z*vth
};
CvMat _dvardR = cvMat( 5, 9, CV_64FC1, dvardR );
CvMat _dvar2dvar = cvMat( 4, 5, CV_64FC1, dvar2dvar );
CvMat _domegadvar2 = cvMat( 3, 4, CV_64FC1, domegadvar2 );
double t0[3*5];
CvMat _t0 = cvMat( 3, 5, CV_64FC1, t0 );
cvMatMul( &_domegadvar2, &_dvar2dvar, &_t0 );
cvMatMul( &_t0, &_dvardR, &matJ );
// transpose every row of matJ (treat the rows as 3x3 matrices)
CV_SWAP(J[1], J[3], t); CV_SWAP(J[2], J[6], t); CV_SWAP(J[5], J[7], t);
CV_SWAP(J[10], J[12], t); CV_SWAP(J[11], J[15], t); CV_SWAP(J[14], J[16], t);
CV_SWAP(J[19], J[21], t); CV_SWAP(J[20], J[24], t); CV_SWAP(J[23], J[25], t);
}
vth *= theta;
r *= vth;
}
if( depth == CV_32F )
{
dst->data.fl[0] = (float)r.x;
dst->data.fl[step] = (float)r.y;
dst->data.fl[step*2] = (float)r.z;
}
else
{
dst->data.db[0] = r.x;
dst->data.db[step] = r.y;
dst->data.db[step*2] = r.z;
}
}
if( jacobian )
{
if( depth == CV_32F )
{
if( jacobian->rows == matJ.rows )
cvConvert( &matJ, jacobian );
else
{
float Jf[3*9];
CvMat _Jf = cvMat( matJ.rows, matJ.cols, CV_32FC1, Jf );
cvConvert( &matJ, &_Jf );
cvTranspose( &_Jf, jacobian );
}
}
else if( jacobian->rows == matJ.rows )
cvCopy( &matJ, jacobian );
else
cvTranspose( &matJ, jacobian );
}
return 1;
}
static const char* cvDistCoeffErr = "Distortion coefficients must be 1x4, 4x1, 1x5, 5x1, 1x8, 8x1, 1x12, 12x1, 1x14 or 14x1 floating-point vector";
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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static void cvProjectPoints2Internal( const CvMat* objectPoints,
const CvMat* r_vec,
const CvMat* t_vec,
const CvMat* A,
const CvMat* distCoeffs,
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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CvMat* imagePoints, CvMat* dpdr CV_DEFAULT(NULL),
CvMat* dpdt CV_DEFAULT(NULL), CvMat* dpdf CV_DEFAULT(NULL),
CvMat* dpdc CV_DEFAULT(NULL), CvMat* dpdk CV_DEFAULT(NULL),
CvMat* dpdo CV_DEFAULT(NULL),
double aspectRatio CV_DEFAULT(0) )
{
Ptr<CvMat> matM, _m;
Ptr<CvMat> _dpdr, _dpdt, _dpdc, _dpdf, _dpdk;
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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Ptr<CvMat> _dpdo;
int i, j, count;
int calc_derivatives;
const CvPoint3D64f* M;
CvPoint2D64f* m;
double r[3], R[9], dRdr[27], t[3], a[9], k[14] = {0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0}, fx, fy, cx, cy;
Matx33d matTilt = Matx33d::eye();
Matx33d dMatTiltdTauX(0,0,0,0,0,0,0,-1,0);
Matx33d dMatTiltdTauY(0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0);
CvMat _r, _t, _a = cvMat( 3, 3, CV_64F, a ), _k;
CvMat matR = cvMat( 3, 3, CV_64F, R ), _dRdr = cvMat( 3, 9, CV_64F, dRdr );
double *dpdr_p = 0, *dpdt_p = 0, *dpdk_p = 0, *dpdf_p = 0, *dpdc_p = 0;
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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double* dpdo_p = 0;
int dpdr_step = 0, dpdt_step = 0, dpdk_step = 0, dpdf_step = 0, dpdc_step = 0;
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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int dpdo_step = 0;
bool fixedAspectRatio = aspectRatio > FLT_EPSILON;
if( !CV_IS_MAT(objectPoints) || !CV_IS_MAT(r_vec) ||
!CV_IS_MAT(t_vec) || !CV_IS_MAT(A) ||
/*!CV_IS_MAT(distCoeffs) ||*/ !CV_IS_MAT(imagePoints) )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "One of required arguments is not a valid matrix" );
int total = objectPoints->rows * objectPoints->cols * CV_MAT_CN(objectPoints->type);
if(total % 3 != 0)
{
//we have stopped support of homogeneous coordinates because it cause ambiguity in interpretation of the input data
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "Homogeneous coordinates are not supported" );
}
count = total / 3;
if( CV_IS_CONT_MAT(objectPoints->type) &&
(CV_MAT_DEPTH(objectPoints->type) == CV_32F || CV_MAT_DEPTH(objectPoints->type) == CV_64F)&&
((objectPoints->rows == 1 && CV_MAT_CN(objectPoints->type) == 3) ||
(objectPoints->rows == count && CV_MAT_CN(objectPoints->type)*objectPoints->cols == 3) ||
(objectPoints->rows == 3 && CV_MAT_CN(objectPoints->type) == 1 && objectPoints->cols == count)))
{
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matM.reset(cvCreateMat( objectPoints->rows, objectPoints->cols, CV_MAKETYPE(CV_64F,CV_MAT_CN(objectPoints->type)) ));
cvConvert(objectPoints, matM);
}
else
{
// matM = cvCreateMat( 1, count, CV_64FC3 );
// cvConvertPointsHomogeneous( objectPoints, matM );
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "Homogeneous coordinates are not supported" );
}
if( CV_IS_CONT_MAT(imagePoints->type) &&
(CV_MAT_DEPTH(imagePoints->type) == CV_32F || CV_MAT_DEPTH(imagePoints->type) == CV_64F) &&
((imagePoints->rows == 1 && CV_MAT_CN(imagePoints->type) == 2) ||
(imagePoints->rows == count && CV_MAT_CN(imagePoints->type)*imagePoints->cols == 2) ||
(imagePoints->rows == 2 && CV_MAT_CN(imagePoints->type) == 1 && imagePoints->cols == count)))
{
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_m.reset(cvCreateMat( imagePoints->rows, imagePoints->cols, CV_MAKETYPE(CV_64F,CV_MAT_CN(imagePoints->type)) ));
cvConvert(imagePoints, _m);
}
else
{
// _m = cvCreateMat( 1, count, CV_64FC2 );
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "Homogeneous coordinates are not supported" );
}
M = (CvPoint3D64f*)matM->data.db;
m = (CvPoint2D64f*)_m->data.db;
if( (CV_MAT_DEPTH(r_vec->type) != CV_64F && CV_MAT_DEPTH(r_vec->type) != CV_32F) ||
(((r_vec->rows != 1 && r_vec->cols != 1) ||
r_vec->rows*r_vec->cols*CV_MAT_CN(r_vec->type) != 3) &&
((r_vec->rows != 3 && r_vec->cols != 3) || CV_MAT_CN(r_vec->type) != 1)))
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "Rotation must be represented by 1x3 or 3x1 "
"floating-point rotation vector, or 3x3 rotation matrix" );
if( r_vec->rows == 3 && r_vec->cols == 3 )
{
_r = cvMat( 3, 1, CV_64FC1, r );
cvRodrigues2( r_vec, &_r );
cvRodrigues2( &_r, &matR, &_dRdr );
cvCopy( r_vec, &matR );
}
else
{
_r = cvMat( r_vec->rows, r_vec->cols, CV_MAKETYPE(CV_64F,CV_MAT_CN(r_vec->type)), r );
cvConvert( r_vec, &_r );
cvRodrigues2( &_r, &matR, &_dRdr );
}
if( (CV_MAT_DEPTH(t_vec->type) != CV_64F && CV_MAT_DEPTH(t_vec->type) != CV_32F) ||
(t_vec->rows != 1 && t_vec->cols != 1) ||
t_vec->rows*t_vec->cols*CV_MAT_CN(t_vec->type) != 3 )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg,
"Translation vector must be 1x3 or 3x1 floating-point vector" );
_t = cvMat( t_vec->rows, t_vec->cols, CV_MAKETYPE(CV_64F,CV_MAT_CN(t_vec->type)), t );
cvConvert( t_vec, &_t );
if( (CV_MAT_TYPE(A->type) != CV_64FC1 && CV_MAT_TYPE(A->type) != CV_32FC1) ||
A->rows != 3 || A->cols != 3 )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "Intrinsic parameters must be 3x3 floating-point matrix" );
cvConvert( A, &_a );
fx = a[0]; fy = a[4];
cx = a[2]; cy = a[5];
if( fixedAspectRatio )
fx = fy*aspectRatio;
if( distCoeffs )
{
if( !CV_IS_MAT(distCoeffs) ||
(CV_MAT_DEPTH(distCoeffs->type) != CV_64F &&
CV_MAT_DEPTH(distCoeffs->type) != CV_32F) ||
(distCoeffs->rows != 1 && distCoeffs->cols != 1) ||
(distCoeffs->rows*distCoeffs->cols*CV_MAT_CN(distCoeffs->type) != 4 &&
distCoeffs->rows*distCoeffs->cols*CV_MAT_CN(distCoeffs->type) != 5 &&
distCoeffs->rows*distCoeffs->cols*CV_MAT_CN(distCoeffs->type) != 8 &&
distCoeffs->rows*distCoeffs->cols*CV_MAT_CN(distCoeffs->type) != 12 &&
distCoeffs->rows*distCoeffs->cols*CV_MAT_CN(distCoeffs->type) != 14) )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, cvDistCoeffErr );
_k = cvMat( distCoeffs->rows, distCoeffs->cols,
CV_MAKETYPE(CV_64F,CV_MAT_CN(distCoeffs->type)), k );
cvConvert( distCoeffs, &_k );
if(k[12] != 0 || k[13] != 0)
{
detail::computeTiltProjectionMatrix(k[12], k[13],
&matTilt, &dMatTiltdTauX, &dMatTiltdTauY);
}
}
if( dpdr )
{
if( !CV_IS_MAT(dpdr) ||
(CV_MAT_TYPE(dpdr->type) != CV_32FC1 &&
CV_MAT_TYPE(dpdr->type) != CV_64FC1) ||
dpdr->rows != count*2 || dpdr->cols != 3 )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "dp/drot must be 2Nx3 floating-point matrix" );
if( CV_MAT_TYPE(dpdr->type) == CV_64FC1 )
{
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_dpdr.reset(cvCloneMat(dpdr));
}
else
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_dpdr.reset(cvCreateMat( 2*count, 3, CV_64FC1 ));
dpdr_p = _dpdr->data.db;
dpdr_step = _dpdr->step/sizeof(dpdr_p[0]);
}
if( dpdt )
{
if( !CV_IS_MAT(dpdt) ||
(CV_MAT_TYPE(dpdt->type) != CV_32FC1 &&
CV_MAT_TYPE(dpdt->type) != CV_64FC1) ||
dpdt->rows != count*2 || dpdt->cols != 3 )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "dp/dT must be 2Nx3 floating-point matrix" );
if( CV_MAT_TYPE(dpdt->type) == CV_64FC1 )
{
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_dpdt.reset(cvCloneMat(dpdt));
}
else
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_dpdt.reset(cvCreateMat( 2*count, 3, CV_64FC1 ));
dpdt_p = _dpdt->data.db;
dpdt_step = _dpdt->step/sizeof(dpdt_p[0]);
}
if( dpdf )
{
if( !CV_IS_MAT(dpdf) ||
(CV_MAT_TYPE(dpdf->type) != CV_32FC1 && CV_MAT_TYPE(dpdf->type) != CV_64FC1) ||
dpdf->rows != count*2 || dpdf->cols != 2 )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "dp/df must be 2Nx2 floating-point matrix" );
if( CV_MAT_TYPE(dpdf->type) == CV_64FC1 )
{
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_dpdf.reset(cvCloneMat(dpdf));
}
else
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_dpdf.reset(cvCreateMat( 2*count, 2, CV_64FC1 ));
dpdf_p = _dpdf->data.db;
dpdf_step = _dpdf->step/sizeof(dpdf_p[0]);
}
if( dpdc )
{
if( !CV_IS_MAT(dpdc) ||
(CV_MAT_TYPE(dpdc->type) != CV_32FC1 && CV_MAT_TYPE(dpdc->type) != CV_64FC1) ||
dpdc->rows != count*2 || dpdc->cols != 2 )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "dp/dc must be 2Nx2 floating-point matrix" );
if( CV_MAT_TYPE(dpdc->type) == CV_64FC1 )
{
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_dpdc.reset(cvCloneMat(dpdc));
}
else
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_dpdc.reset(cvCreateMat( 2*count, 2, CV_64FC1 ));
dpdc_p = _dpdc->data.db;
dpdc_step = _dpdc->step/sizeof(dpdc_p[0]);
}
if( dpdk )
{
if( !CV_IS_MAT(dpdk) ||
(CV_MAT_TYPE(dpdk->type) != CV_32FC1 && CV_MAT_TYPE(dpdk->type) != CV_64FC1) ||
dpdk->rows != count*2 || (dpdk->cols != 14 && dpdk->cols != 12 && dpdk->cols != 8 && dpdk->cols != 5 && dpdk->cols != 4 && dpdk->cols != 2) )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "dp/df must be 2Nx14, 2Nx12, 2Nx8, 2Nx5, 2Nx4 or 2Nx2 floating-point matrix" );
if( !distCoeffs )
CV_Error( CV_StsNullPtr, "distCoeffs is NULL while dpdk is not" );
if( CV_MAT_TYPE(dpdk->type) == CV_64FC1 )
{
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_dpdk.reset(cvCloneMat(dpdk));
}
else
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_dpdk.reset(cvCreateMat( dpdk->rows, dpdk->cols, CV_64FC1 ));
dpdk_p = _dpdk->data.db;
dpdk_step = _dpdk->step/sizeof(dpdk_p[0]);
}
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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if( dpdo )
{
if( !CV_IS_MAT( dpdo ) || ( CV_MAT_TYPE( dpdo->type ) != CV_32FC1
&& CV_MAT_TYPE( dpdo->type ) != CV_64FC1 )
|| dpdo->rows != count * 2 || dpdo->cols != count * 3 )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "dp/do must be 2Nx3N floating-point matrix" );
if( CV_MAT_TYPE( dpdo->type ) == CV_64FC1 )
{
_dpdo.reset( cvCloneMat( dpdo ) );
}
else
_dpdo.reset( cvCreateMat( 2 * count, 3 * count, CV_64FC1 ) );
cvZero(_dpdo);
dpdo_p = _dpdo->data.db;
dpdo_step = _dpdo->step / sizeof( dpdo_p[0] );
}
calc_derivatives = dpdr || dpdt || dpdf || dpdc || dpdk || dpdo;
for( i = 0; i < count; i++ )
{
double X = M[i].x, Y = M[i].y, Z = M[i].z;
double x = R[0]*X + R[1]*Y + R[2]*Z + t[0];
double y = R[3]*X + R[4]*Y + R[5]*Z + t[1];
double z = R[6]*X + R[7]*Y + R[8]*Z + t[2];
double r2, r4, r6, a1, a2, a3, cdist, icdist2;
double xd, yd, xd0, yd0, invProj;
Vec3d vecTilt;
Vec3d dVecTilt;
Matx22d dMatTilt;
Vec2d dXdYd;
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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double z0 = z;
z = z ? 1./z : 1;
x *= z; y *= z;
r2 = x*x + y*y;
r4 = r2*r2;
r6 = r4*r2;
a1 = 2*x*y;
a2 = r2 + 2*x*x;
a3 = r2 + 2*y*y;
cdist = 1 + k[0]*r2 + k[1]*r4 + k[4]*r6;
icdist2 = 1./(1 + k[5]*r2 + k[6]*r4 + k[7]*r6);
xd0 = x*cdist*icdist2 + k[2]*a1 + k[3]*a2 + k[8]*r2+k[9]*r4;
yd0 = y*cdist*icdist2 + k[2]*a3 + k[3]*a1 + k[10]*r2+k[11]*r4;
// additional distortion by projecting onto a tilt plane
vecTilt = matTilt*Vec3d(xd0, yd0, 1);
invProj = vecTilt(2) ? 1./vecTilt(2) : 1;
xd = invProj * vecTilt(0);
yd = invProj * vecTilt(1);
m[i].x = xd*fx + cx;
m[i].y = yd*fy + cy;
if( calc_derivatives )
{
if( dpdc_p )
{
dpdc_p[0] = 1; dpdc_p[1] = 0; // dp_xdc_x; dp_xdc_y
dpdc_p[dpdc_step] = 0;
dpdc_p[dpdc_step+1] = 1;
dpdc_p += dpdc_step*2;
}
if( dpdf_p )
{
if( fixedAspectRatio )
{
dpdf_p[0] = 0; dpdf_p[1] = xd*aspectRatio; // dp_xdf_x; dp_xdf_y
dpdf_p[dpdf_step] = 0;
dpdf_p[dpdf_step+1] = yd;
}
else
{
dpdf_p[0] = xd; dpdf_p[1] = 0;
dpdf_p[dpdf_step] = 0;
dpdf_p[dpdf_step+1] = yd;
}
dpdf_p += dpdf_step*2;
}
for (int row = 0; row < 2; ++row)
for (int col = 0; col < 2; ++col)
dMatTilt(row,col) = matTilt(row,col)*vecTilt(2)
- matTilt(2,col)*vecTilt(row);
double invProjSquare = (invProj*invProj);
dMatTilt *= invProjSquare;
if( dpdk_p )
{
dXdYd = dMatTilt*Vec2d(x*icdist2*r2, y*icdist2*r2);
dpdk_p[0] = fx*dXdYd(0);
dpdk_p[dpdk_step] = fy*dXdYd(1);
dXdYd = dMatTilt*Vec2d(x*icdist2*r4, y*icdist2*r4);
dpdk_p[1] = fx*dXdYd(0);
dpdk_p[dpdk_step+1] = fy*dXdYd(1);
if( _dpdk->cols > 2 )
{
dXdYd = dMatTilt*Vec2d(a1, a3);
dpdk_p[2] = fx*dXdYd(0);
dpdk_p[dpdk_step+2] = fy*dXdYd(1);
dXdYd = dMatTilt*Vec2d(a2, a1);
dpdk_p[3] = fx*dXdYd(0);
dpdk_p[dpdk_step+3] = fy*dXdYd(1);
if( _dpdk->cols > 4 )
{
dXdYd = dMatTilt*Vec2d(x*icdist2*r6, y*icdist2*r6);
dpdk_p[4] = fx*dXdYd(0);
dpdk_p[dpdk_step+4] = fy*dXdYd(1);
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if( _dpdk->cols > 5 )
{
dXdYd = dMatTilt*Vec2d(
x*cdist*(-icdist2)*icdist2*r2, y*cdist*(-icdist2)*icdist2*r2);
dpdk_p[5] = fx*dXdYd(0);
dpdk_p[dpdk_step+5] = fy*dXdYd(1);
dXdYd = dMatTilt*Vec2d(
x*cdist*(-icdist2)*icdist2*r4, y*cdist*(-icdist2)*icdist2*r4);
dpdk_p[6] = fx*dXdYd(0);
dpdk_p[dpdk_step+6] = fy*dXdYd(1);
dXdYd = dMatTilt*Vec2d(
x*cdist*(-icdist2)*icdist2*r6, y*cdist*(-icdist2)*icdist2*r6);
dpdk_p[7] = fx*dXdYd(0);
dpdk_p[dpdk_step+7] = fy*dXdYd(1);
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if( _dpdk->cols > 8 )
{
dXdYd = dMatTilt*Vec2d(r2, 0);
dpdk_p[8] = fx*dXdYd(0); //s1
dpdk_p[dpdk_step+8] = fy*dXdYd(1); //s1
dXdYd = dMatTilt*Vec2d(r4, 0);
dpdk_p[9] = fx*dXdYd(0); //s2
dpdk_p[dpdk_step+9] = fy*dXdYd(1); //s2
dXdYd = dMatTilt*Vec2d(0, r2);
dpdk_p[10] = fx*dXdYd(0);//s3
dpdk_p[dpdk_step+10] = fy*dXdYd(1); //s3
dXdYd = dMatTilt*Vec2d(0, r4);
dpdk_p[11] = fx*dXdYd(0);//s4
dpdk_p[dpdk_step+11] = fy*dXdYd(1); //s4
if( _dpdk->cols > 12 )
{
dVecTilt = dMatTiltdTauX * Vec3d(xd0, yd0, 1);
dpdk_p[12] = fx * invProjSquare * (
dVecTilt(0) * vecTilt(2) - dVecTilt(2) * vecTilt(0));
dpdk_p[dpdk_step+12] = fy*invProjSquare * (
dVecTilt(1) * vecTilt(2) - dVecTilt(2) * vecTilt(1));
dVecTilt = dMatTiltdTauY * Vec3d(xd0, yd0, 1);
dpdk_p[13] = fx * invProjSquare * (
dVecTilt(0) * vecTilt(2) - dVecTilt(2) * vecTilt(0));
dpdk_p[dpdk_step+13] = fy * invProjSquare * (
dVecTilt(1) * vecTilt(2) - dVecTilt(2) * vecTilt(1));
}
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}
}
}
}
dpdk_p += dpdk_step*2;
}
if( dpdt_p )
{
double dxdt[] = { z, 0, -x*z }, dydt[] = { 0, z, -y*z };
for( j = 0; j < 3; j++ )
{
double dr2dt = 2*x*dxdt[j] + 2*y*dydt[j];
double dcdist_dt = k[0]*dr2dt + 2*k[1]*r2*dr2dt + 3*k[4]*r4*dr2dt;
double dicdist2_dt = -icdist2*icdist2*(k[5]*dr2dt + 2*k[6]*r2*dr2dt + 3*k[7]*r4*dr2dt);
double da1dt = 2*(x*dydt[j] + y*dxdt[j]);
double dmxdt = (dxdt[j]*cdist*icdist2 + x*dcdist_dt*icdist2 + x*cdist*dicdist2_dt +
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k[2]*da1dt + k[3]*(dr2dt + 4*x*dxdt[j]) + k[8]*dr2dt + 2*r2*k[9]*dr2dt);
double dmydt = (dydt[j]*cdist*icdist2 + y*dcdist_dt*icdist2 + y*cdist*dicdist2_dt +
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k[2]*(dr2dt + 4*y*dydt[j]) + k[3]*da1dt + k[10]*dr2dt + 2*r2*k[11]*dr2dt);
dXdYd = dMatTilt*Vec2d(dmxdt, dmydt);
dpdt_p[j] = fx*dXdYd(0);
dpdt_p[dpdt_step+j] = fy*dXdYd(1);
}
dpdt_p += dpdt_step*2;
}
if( dpdr_p )
{
double dx0dr[] =
{
X*dRdr[0] + Y*dRdr[1] + Z*dRdr[2],
X*dRdr[9] + Y*dRdr[10] + Z*dRdr[11],
X*dRdr[18] + Y*dRdr[19] + Z*dRdr[20]
};
double dy0dr[] =
{
X*dRdr[3] + Y*dRdr[4] + Z*dRdr[5],
X*dRdr[12] + Y*dRdr[13] + Z*dRdr[14],
X*dRdr[21] + Y*dRdr[22] + Z*dRdr[23]
};
double dz0dr[] =
{
X*dRdr[6] + Y*dRdr[7] + Z*dRdr[8],
X*dRdr[15] + Y*dRdr[16] + Z*dRdr[17],
X*dRdr[24] + Y*dRdr[25] + Z*dRdr[26]
};
for( j = 0; j < 3; j++ )
{
double dxdr = z*(dx0dr[j] - x*dz0dr[j]);
double dydr = z*(dy0dr[j] - y*dz0dr[j]);
double dr2dr = 2*x*dxdr + 2*y*dydr;
double dcdist_dr = (k[0] + 2*k[1]*r2 + 3*k[4]*r4)*dr2dr;
double dicdist2_dr = -icdist2*icdist2*(k[5] + 2*k[6]*r2 + 3*k[7]*r4)*dr2dr;
double da1dr = 2*(x*dydr + y*dxdr);
double dmxdr = (dxdr*cdist*icdist2 + x*dcdist_dr*icdist2 + x*cdist*dicdist2_dr +
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k[2]*da1dr + k[3]*(dr2dr + 4*x*dxdr) + (k[8] + 2*r2*k[9])*dr2dr);
double dmydr = (dydr*cdist*icdist2 + y*dcdist_dr*icdist2 + y*cdist*dicdist2_dr +
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k[2]*(dr2dr + 4*y*dydr) + k[3]*da1dr + (k[10] + 2*r2*k[11])*dr2dr);
dXdYd = dMatTilt*Vec2d(dmxdr, dmydr);
dpdr_p[j] = fx*dXdYd(0);
dpdr_p[dpdr_step+j] = fy*dXdYd(1);
}
dpdr_p += dpdr_step*2;
}
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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if( dpdo_p )
{
double dxdo[] = { z * ( R[0] - x * z * z0 * R[6] ),
z * ( R[1] - x * z * z0 * R[7] ),
z * ( R[2] - x * z * z0 * R[8] ) };
double dydo[] = { z * ( R[3] - y * z * z0 * R[6] ),
z * ( R[4] - y * z * z0 * R[7] ),
z * ( R[5] - y * z * z0 * R[8] ) };
for( j = 0; j < 3; j++ )
{
double dr2do = 2 * x * dxdo[j] + 2 * y * dydo[j];
double dr4do = 2 * r2 * dr2do;
double dr6do = 3 * r4 * dr2do;
double da1do = 2 * y * dxdo[j] + 2 * x * dydo[j];
double da2do = dr2do + 4 * x * dxdo[j];
double da3do = dr2do + 4 * y * dydo[j];
double dcdist_do
= k[0] * dr2do + k[1] * dr4do + k[4] * dr6do;
double dicdist2_do = -icdist2 * icdist2
* ( k[5] * dr2do + k[6] * dr4do + k[7] * dr6do );
double dxd0_do = cdist * icdist2 * dxdo[j]
+ x * icdist2 * dcdist_do + x * cdist * dicdist2_do
+ k[2] * da1do + k[3] * da2do + k[8] * dr2do
+ k[9] * dr4do;
double dyd0_do = cdist * icdist2 * dydo[j]
+ y * icdist2 * dcdist_do + y * cdist * dicdist2_do
+ k[2] * da3do + k[3] * da1do + k[10] * dr2do
+ k[11] * dr4do;
dXdYd = dMatTilt * Vec2d( dxd0_do, dyd0_do );
dpdo_p[i * 3 + j] = fx * dXdYd( 0 );
dpdo_p[dpdo_step + i * 3 + j] = fy * dXdYd( 1 );
}
dpdo_p += dpdo_step * 2;
}
}
}
if( _m != imagePoints )
cvConvert( _m, imagePoints );
if( _dpdr != dpdr )
cvConvert( _dpdr, dpdr );
if( _dpdt != dpdt )
cvConvert( _dpdt, dpdt );
if( _dpdf != dpdf )
cvConvert( _dpdf, dpdf );
if( _dpdc != dpdc )
cvConvert( _dpdc, dpdc );
if( _dpdk != dpdk )
cvConvert( _dpdk, dpdk );
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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if( _dpdo != dpdo )
cvConvert( _dpdo, dpdo );
}
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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CV_IMPL void cvProjectPoints2( const CvMat* objectPoints,
const CvMat* r_vec,
const CvMat* t_vec,
const CvMat* A,
const CvMat* distCoeffs,
CvMat* imagePoints, CvMat* dpdr,
CvMat* dpdt, CvMat* dpdf,
CvMat* dpdc, CvMat* dpdk,
double aspectRatio )
{
cvProjectPoints2Internal( objectPoints, r_vec, t_vec, A, distCoeffs, imagePoints, dpdr, dpdt,
dpdf, dpdc, dpdk, NULL, aspectRatio );
}
CV_IMPL void cvFindExtrinsicCameraParams2( const CvMat* objectPoints,
const CvMat* imagePoints, const CvMat* A,
const CvMat* distCoeffs, CvMat* rvec, CvMat* tvec,
int useExtrinsicGuess )
{
const int max_iter = 20;
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Ptr<CvMat> matM, _Mxy, _m, _mn, matL;
int i, count;
double a[9], ar[9]={1,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,1}, R[9];
double MM[9], U[9], V[9], W[3];
cv::Scalar Mc;
double param[6];
CvMat matA = cvMat( 3, 3, CV_64F, a );
CvMat _Ar = cvMat( 3, 3, CV_64F, ar );
CvMat matR = cvMat( 3, 3, CV_64F, R );
CvMat _r = cvMat( 3, 1, CV_64F, param );
CvMat _t = cvMat( 3, 1, CV_64F, param + 3 );
CvMat _Mc = cvMat( 1, 3, CV_64F, Mc.val );
CvMat _MM = cvMat( 3, 3, CV_64F, MM );
CvMat matU = cvMat( 3, 3, CV_64F, U );
CvMat matV = cvMat( 3, 3, CV_64F, V );
CvMat matW = cvMat( 3, 1, CV_64F, W );
CvMat _param = cvMat( 6, 1, CV_64F, param );
CvMat _dpdr, _dpdt;
CV_Assert( CV_IS_MAT(objectPoints) && CV_IS_MAT(imagePoints) &&
CV_IS_MAT(A) && CV_IS_MAT(rvec) && CV_IS_MAT(tvec) );
count = MAX(objectPoints->cols, objectPoints->rows);
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matM.reset(cvCreateMat( 1, count, CV_64FC3 ));
_m.reset(cvCreateMat( 1, count, CV_64FC2 ));
cvConvertPointsHomogeneous( objectPoints, matM );
cvConvertPointsHomogeneous( imagePoints, _m );
cvConvert( A, &matA );
CV_Assert( (CV_MAT_DEPTH(rvec->type) == CV_64F || CV_MAT_DEPTH(rvec->type) == CV_32F) &&
(rvec->rows == 1 || rvec->cols == 1) && rvec->rows*rvec->cols*CV_MAT_CN(rvec->type) == 3 );
CV_Assert( (CV_MAT_DEPTH(tvec->type) == CV_64F || CV_MAT_DEPTH(tvec->type) == CV_32F) &&
(tvec->rows == 1 || tvec->cols == 1) && tvec->rows*tvec->cols*CV_MAT_CN(tvec->type) == 3 );
CV_Assert((count >= 4) || (count == 3 && useExtrinsicGuess)); // it is unsafe to call LM optimisation without an extrinsic guess in the case of 3 points. This is because there is no guarantee that it will converge on the correct solution.
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_mn.reset(cvCreateMat( 1, count, CV_64FC2 ));
_Mxy.reset(cvCreateMat( 1, count, CV_64FC2 ));
// normalize image points
// (unapply the intrinsic matrix transformation and distortion)
cvUndistortPoints( _m, _mn, &matA, distCoeffs, 0, &_Ar );
if( useExtrinsicGuess )
{
CvMat _r_temp = cvMat(rvec->rows, rvec->cols,
CV_MAKETYPE(CV_64F,CV_MAT_CN(rvec->type)), param );
CvMat _t_temp = cvMat(tvec->rows, tvec->cols,
CV_MAKETYPE(CV_64F,CV_MAT_CN(tvec->type)), param + 3);
cvConvert( rvec, &_r_temp );
cvConvert( tvec, &_t_temp );
}
else
{
Mc = cvAvg(matM);
cvReshape( matM, matM, 1, count );
cvMulTransposed( matM, &_MM, 1, &_Mc );
cvSVD( &_MM, &matW, 0, &matV, CV_SVD_MODIFY_A + CV_SVD_V_T );
// initialize extrinsic parameters
if( W[2]/W[1] < 1e-3)
{
// a planar structure case (all M's lie in the same plane)
double tt[3], h[9], h1_norm, h2_norm;
CvMat* R_transform = &matV;
CvMat T_transform = cvMat( 3, 1, CV_64F, tt );
CvMat matH = cvMat( 3, 3, CV_64F, h );
CvMat _h1, _h2, _h3;
if( V[2]*V[2] + V[5]*V[5] < 1e-10 )
cvSetIdentity( R_transform );
if( cvDet(R_transform) < 0 )
cvScale( R_transform, R_transform, -1 );
cvGEMM( R_transform, &_Mc, -1, 0, 0, &T_transform, CV_GEMM_B_T );
for( i = 0; i < count; i++ )
{
const double* Rp = R_transform->data.db;
const double* Tp = T_transform.data.db;
const double* src = matM->data.db + i*3;
double* dst = _Mxy->data.db + i*2;
dst[0] = Rp[0]*src[0] + Rp[1]*src[1] + Rp[2]*src[2] + Tp[0];
dst[1] = Rp[3]*src[0] + Rp[4]*src[1] + Rp[5]*src[2] + Tp[1];
}
cvFindHomography( _Mxy, _mn, &matH );
if( cvCheckArr(&matH, CV_CHECK_QUIET) )
{
cvGetCol( &matH, &_h1, 0 );
_h2 = _h1; _h2.data.db++;
_h3 = _h2; _h3.data.db++;
h1_norm = std::sqrt(h[0]*h[0] + h[3]*h[3] + h[6]*h[6]);
h2_norm = std::sqrt(h[1]*h[1] + h[4]*h[4] + h[7]*h[7]);
cvScale( &_h1, &_h1, 1./MAX(h1_norm, DBL_EPSILON) );
cvScale( &_h2, &_h2, 1./MAX(h2_norm, DBL_EPSILON) );
cvScale( &_h3, &_t, 2./MAX(h1_norm + h2_norm, DBL_EPSILON));
cvCrossProduct( &_h1, &_h2, &_h3 );
cvRodrigues2( &matH, &_r );
cvRodrigues2( &_r, &matH );
cvMatMulAdd( &matH, &T_transform, &_t, &_t );
cvMatMul( &matH, R_transform, &matR );
}
else
{
cvSetIdentity( &matR );
cvZero( &_t );
}
cvRodrigues2( &matR, &_r );
}
else
{
// non-planar structure. Use DLT method
CV_CheckGE(count, 6, "DLT algorithm needs at least 6 points for pose estimation from 3D-2D point correspondences.");
double* L;
double LL[12*12], LW[12], LV[12*12], sc;
CvMat _LL = cvMat( 12, 12, CV_64F, LL );
CvMat _LW = cvMat( 12, 1, CV_64F, LW );
CvMat _LV = cvMat( 12, 12, CV_64F, LV );
CvMat _RRt, _RR, _tt;
CvPoint3D64f* M = (CvPoint3D64f*)matM->data.db;
CvPoint2D64f* mn = (CvPoint2D64f*)_mn->data.db;
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matL.reset(cvCreateMat( 2*count, 12, CV_64F ));
L = matL->data.db;
for( i = 0; i < count; i++, L += 24 )
{
double x = -mn[i].x, y = -mn[i].y;
L[0] = L[16] = M[i].x;
L[1] = L[17] = M[i].y;
L[2] = L[18] = M[i].z;
L[3] = L[19] = 1.;
L[4] = L[5] = L[6] = L[7] = 0.;
L[12] = L[13] = L[14] = L[15] = 0.;
L[8] = x*M[i].x;
L[9] = x*M[i].y;
L[10] = x*M[i].z;
L[11] = x;
L[20] = y*M[i].x;
L[21] = y*M[i].y;
L[22] = y*M[i].z;
L[23] = y;
}
cvMulTransposed( matL, &_LL, 1 );
cvSVD( &_LL, &_LW, 0, &_LV, CV_SVD_MODIFY_A + CV_SVD_V_T );
_RRt = cvMat( 3, 4, CV_64F, LV + 11*12 );
cvGetCols( &_RRt, &_RR, 0, 3 );
cvGetCol( &_RRt, &_tt, 3 );
if( cvDet(&_RR) < 0 )
cvScale( &_RRt, &_RRt, -1 );
sc = cvNorm(&_RR);
CV_Assert(fabs(sc) > DBL_EPSILON);
cvSVD( &_RR, &matW, &matU, &matV, CV_SVD_MODIFY_A + CV_SVD_U_T + CV_SVD_V_T );
cvGEMM( &matU, &matV, 1, 0, 0, &matR, CV_GEMM_A_T );
cvScale( &_tt, &_t, cvNorm(&matR)/sc );
cvRodrigues2( &matR, &_r );
}
}
cvReshape( matM, matM, 3, 1 );
cvReshape( _mn, _mn, 2, 1 );
// refine extrinsic parameters using iterative algorithm
CvLevMarq solver( 6, count*2, cvTermCriteria(CV_TERMCRIT_EPS+CV_TERMCRIT_ITER,max_iter,FLT_EPSILON), true);
cvCopy( &_param, solver.param );
for(;;)
{
CvMat *matJ = 0, *_err = 0;
const CvMat *__param = 0;
bool proceed = solver.update( __param, matJ, _err );
cvCopy( __param, &_param );
if( !proceed || !_err )
break;
cvReshape( _err, _err, 2, 1 );
if( matJ )
{
cvGetCols( matJ, &_dpdr, 0, 3 );
cvGetCols( matJ, &_dpdt, 3, 6 );
cvProjectPoints2( matM, &_r, &_t, &matA, distCoeffs,
_err, &_dpdr, &_dpdt, 0, 0, 0 );
}
else
{
cvProjectPoints2( matM, &_r, &_t, &matA, distCoeffs,
_err, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 );
}
cvSub(_err, _m, _err);
cvReshape( _err, _err, 1, 2*count );
}
cvCopy( solver.param, &_param );
_r = cvMat( rvec->rows, rvec->cols,
CV_MAKETYPE(CV_64F,CV_MAT_CN(rvec->type)), param );
_t = cvMat( tvec->rows, tvec->cols,
CV_MAKETYPE(CV_64F,CV_MAT_CN(tvec->type)), param + 3 );
cvConvert( &_r, rvec );
cvConvert( &_t, tvec );
}
CV_IMPL void cvInitIntrinsicParams2D( const CvMat* objectPoints,
const CvMat* imagePoints, const CvMat* npoints,
CvSize imageSize, CvMat* cameraMatrix,
double aspectRatio )
{
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Ptr<CvMat> matA, _b, _allH;
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int i, j, pos, nimages, ni = 0;
double a[9] = { 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1 };
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double H[9] = {0}, f[2] = {0};
CvMat _a = cvMat( 3, 3, CV_64F, a );
CvMat matH = cvMat( 3, 3, CV_64F, H );
CvMat _f = cvMat( 2, 1, CV_64F, f );
assert( CV_MAT_TYPE(npoints->type) == CV_32SC1 &&
CV_IS_MAT_CONT(npoints->type) );
nimages = npoints->rows + npoints->cols - 1;
if( (CV_MAT_TYPE(objectPoints->type) != CV_32FC3 &&
CV_MAT_TYPE(objectPoints->type) != CV_64FC3) ||
(CV_MAT_TYPE(imagePoints->type) != CV_32FC2 &&
CV_MAT_TYPE(imagePoints->type) != CV_64FC2) )
CV_Error( CV_StsUnsupportedFormat, "Both object points and image points must be 2D" );
if( objectPoints->rows != 1 || imagePoints->rows != 1 )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadSize, "object points and image points must be a single-row matrices" );
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matA.reset(cvCreateMat( 2*nimages, 2, CV_64F ));
_b.reset(cvCreateMat( 2*nimages, 1, CV_64F ));
a[2] = (!imageSize.width) ? 0.5 : (imageSize.width - 1)*0.5;
a[5] = (!imageSize.height) ? 0.5 : (imageSize.height - 1)*0.5;
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_allH.reset(cvCreateMat( nimages, 9, CV_64F ));
// extract vanishing points in order to obtain initial value for the focal length
for( i = 0, pos = 0; i < nimages; i++, pos += ni )
{
double* Ap = matA->data.db + i*4;
double* bp = _b->data.db + i*2;
ni = npoints->data.i[i];
double h[3], v[3], d1[3], d2[3];
double n[4] = {0,0,0,0};
CvMat _m, matM;
cvGetCols( objectPoints, &matM, pos, pos + ni );
cvGetCols( imagePoints, &_m, pos, pos + ni );
cvFindHomography( &matM, &_m, &matH );
memcpy( _allH->data.db + i*9, H, sizeof(H) );
H[0] -= H[6]*a[2]; H[1] -= H[7]*a[2]; H[2] -= H[8]*a[2];
H[3] -= H[6]*a[5]; H[4] -= H[7]*a[5]; H[5] -= H[8]*a[5];
for( j = 0; j < 3; j++ )
{
double t0 = H[j*3], t1 = H[j*3+1];
h[j] = t0; v[j] = t1;
d1[j] = (t0 + t1)*0.5;
d2[j] = (t0 - t1)*0.5;
n[0] += t0*t0; n[1] += t1*t1;
n[2] += d1[j]*d1[j]; n[3] += d2[j]*d2[j];
}
for( j = 0; j < 4; j++ )
n[j] = 1./std::sqrt(n[j]);
for( j = 0; j < 3; j++ )
{
h[j] *= n[0]; v[j] *= n[1];
d1[j] *= n[2]; d2[j] *= n[3];
}
Ap[0] = h[0]*v[0]; Ap[1] = h[1]*v[1];
Ap[2] = d1[0]*d2[0]; Ap[3] = d1[1]*d2[1];
bp[0] = -h[2]*v[2]; bp[1] = -d1[2]*d2[2];
}
cvSolve( matA, _b, &_f, CV_NORMAL + CV_SVD );
a[0] = std::sqrt(fabs(1./f[0]));
a[4] = std::sqrt(fabs(1./f[1]));
if( aspectRatio != 0 )
{
double tf = (a[0] + a[4])/(aspectRatio + 1.);
a[0] = aspectRatio*tf;
a[4] = tf;
}
cvConvert( &_a, cameraMatrix );
}
static void subMatrix(const cv::Mat& src, cv::Mat& dst, const std::vector<uchar>& cols,
const std::vector<uchar>& rows) {
int nonzeros_cols = cv::countNonZero(cols);
cv::Mat tmp(src.rows, nonzeros_cols, CV_64FC1);
for (int i = 0, j = 0; i < (int)cols.size(); i++)
{
if (cols[i])
{
src.col(i).copyTo(tmp.col(j++));
}
}
int nonzeros_rows = cv::countNonZero(rows);
dst.create(nonzeros_rows, nonzeros_cols, CV_64FC1);
for (int i = 0, j = 0; i < (int)rows.size(); i++)
{
if (rows[i])
{
tmp.row(i).copyTo(dst.row(j++));
}
}
}
static double cvCalibrateCamera2Internal( const CvMat* objectPoints,
const CvMat* imagePoints, const CvMat* npoints,
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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CvSize imageSize, int iFixedPoint, CvMat* cameraMatrix, CvMat* distCoeffs,
CvMat* rvecs, CvMat* tvecs, CvMat* newObjPoints, CvMat* stdDevs,
CvMat* perViewErrors, int flags, CvTermCriteria termCrit )
{
const int NINTRINSIC = CV_CALIB_NINTRINSIC;
double reprojErr = 0;
Matx33d A;
double k[14] = {0};
CvMat matA = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, A.val), _k;
int i, nimages, maxPoints = 0, ni = 0, pos, total = 0, nparams, npstep, cn;
double aspectRatio = 0.;
// 0. check the parameters & allocate buffers
if( !CV_IS_MAT(objectPoints) || !CV_IS_MAT(imagePoints) ||
!CV_IS_MAT(npoints) || !CV_IS_MAT(cameraMatrix) || !CV_IS_MAT(distCoeffs) )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "One of required vector arguments is not a valid matrix" );
if( imageSize.width <= 0 || imageSize.height <= 0 )
CV_Error( CV_StsOutOfRange, "image width and height must be positive" );
if( CV_MAT_TYPE(npoints->type) != CV_32SC1 ||
(npoints->rows != 1 && npoints->cols != 1) )
CV_Error( CV_StsUnsupportedFormat,
"the array of point counters must be 1-dimensional integer vector" );
if(flags & CALIB_TILTED_MODEL)
{
//when the tilted sensor model is used the distortion coefficients matrix must have 14 parameters
if (distCoeffs->cols*distCoeffs->rows != 14)
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "The tilted sensor model must have 14 parameters in the distortion matrix" );
}
else
{
//when the thin prism model is used the distortion coefficients matrix must have 12 parameters
if(flags & CALIB_THIN_PRISM_MODEL)
if (distCoeffs->cols*distCoeffs->rows != 12)
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "Thin prism model must have 12 parameters in the distortion matrix" );
}
nimages = npoints->rows*npoints->cols;
npstep = npoints->rows == 1 ? 1 : npoints->step/CV_ELEM_SIZE(npoints->type);
if( rvecs )
{
cn = CV_MAT_CN(rvecs->type);
if( !CV_IS_MAT(rvecs) ||
(CV_MAT_DEPTH(rvecs->type) != CV_32F && CV_MAT_DEPTH(rvecs->type) != CV_64F) ||
((rvecs->rows != nimages || (rvecs->cols*cn != 3 && rvecs->cols*cn != 9)) &&
(rvecs->rows != 1 || rvecs->cols != nimages || cn != 3)) )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "the output array of rotation vectors must be 3-channel "
"1xn or nx1 array or 1-channel nx3 or nx9 array, where n is the number of views" );
}
if( tvecs )
{
cn = CV_MAT_CN(tvecs->type);
if( !CV_IS_MAT(tvecs) ||
(CV_MAT_DEPTH(tvecs->type) != CV_32F && CV_MAT_DEPTH(tvecs->type) != CV_64F) ||
((tvecs->rows != nimages || tvecs->cols*cn != 3) &&
(tvecs->rows != 1 || tvecs->cols != nimages || cn != 3)) )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "the output array of translation vectors must be 3-channel "
"1xn or nx1 array or 1-channel nx3 array, where n is the number of views" );
}
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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bool releaseObject = iFixedPoint > 0 && iFixedPoint < npoints->data.i[0] - 1;
if( stdDevs && !releaseObject )
{
cn = CV_MAT_CN(stdDevs->type);
if( !CV_IS_MAT(stdDevs) ||
(CV_MAT_DEPTH(stdDevs->type) != CV_32F && CV_MAT_DEPTH(stdDevs->type) != CV_64F) ||
((stdDevs->rows != (nimages*6 + NINTRINSIC) || stdDevs->cols*cn != 1) &&
(stdDevs->rows != 1 || stdDevs->cols != (nimages*6 + NINTRINSIC) || cn != 1)) )
#define STR__(x) #x
#define STR_(x) STR__(x)
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "the output array of standard deviations vectors must be 1-channel "
"1x(n*6 + NINTRINSIC) or (n*6 + NINTRINSIC)x1 array, where n is the number of views,"
" NINTRINSIC = " STR_(CV_CALIB_NINTRINSIC));
}
if( (CV_MAT_TYPE(cameraMatrix->type) != CV_32FC1 &&
CV_MAT_TYPE(cameraMatrix->type) != CV_64FC1) ||
cameraMatrix->rows != 3 || cameraMatrix->cols != 3 )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg,
"Intrinsic parameters must be 3x3 floating-point matrix" );
if( (CV_MAT_TYPE(distCoeffs->type) != CV_32FC1 &&
CV_MAT_TYPE(distCoeffs->type) != CV_64FC1) ||
(distCoeffs->cols != 1 && distCoeffs->rows != 1) ||
(distCoeffs->cols*distCoeffs->rows != 4 &&
distCoeffs->cols*distCoeffs->rows != 5 &&
distCoeffs->cols*distCoeffs->rows != 8 &&
distCoeffs->cols*distCoeffs->rows != 12 &&
distCoeffs->cols*distCoeffs->rows != 14) )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, cvDistCoeffErr );
for( i = 0; i < nimages; i++ )
{
ni = npoints->data.i[i*npstep];
if( ni < 4 )
{
CV_Error_( CV_StsOutOfRange, ("The number of points in the view #%d is < 4", i));
}
maxPoints = MAX( maxPoints, ni );
total += ni;
}
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
2018-10-26 00:38:55 +08:00
if( newObjPoints )
{
cn = CV_MAT_CN(newObjPoints->type);
if( !CV_IS_MAT(newObjPoints) ||
(CV_MAT_DEPTH(newObjPoints->type) != CV_32F && CV_MAT_DEPTH(newObjPoints->type) != CV_64F) ||
((newObjPoints->rows != maxPoints || newObjPoints->cols*cn != 3) &&
(newObjPoints->rows != 1 || newObjPoints->cols != maxPoints || cn != 3)) )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "the output array of refined object points must be 3-channel "
"1xn or nx1 array or 1-channel nx3 array, where n is the number of object points per view" );
}
if( stdDevs && releaseObject )
{
cn = CV_MAT_CN(stdDevs->type);
if( !CV_IS_MAT(stdDevs) ||
(CV_MAT_DEPTH(stdDevs->type) != CV_32F && CV_MAT_DEPTH(stdDevs->type) != CV_64F) ||
((stdDevs->rows != (nimages*6 + NINTRINSIC + maxPoints*3) || stdDevs->cols*cn != 1) &&
(stdDevs->rows != 1 || stdDevs->cols != (nimages*6 + NINTRINSIC + maxPoints*3) || cn != 1)) )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "the output array of standard deviations vectors must be 1-channel "
"1x(n*6 + NINTRINSIC + m*3) or (n*6 + NINTRINSIC + m*3)x1 array, where n is the number of views,"
" NINTRINSIC = " STR_(CV_CALIB_NINTRINSIC) ", m is the number of object points per view");
}
Mat matM( 1, total, CV_64FC3 );
Mat _m( 1, total, CV_64FC2 );
Mat allErrors(1, total, CV_64FC2);
if(CV_MAT_CN(objectPoints->type) == 3) {
cvarrToMat(objectPoints).convertTo(matM, CV_64F);
} else {
convertPointsHomogeneous(cvarrToMat(objectPoints), matM);
}
if(CV_MAT_CN(imagePoints->type) == 2) {
cvarrToMat(imagePoints).convertTo(_m, CV_64F);
} else {
convertPointsHomogeneous(cvarrToMat(imagePoints), _m);
}
nparams = NINTRINSIC + nimages*6;
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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if( releaseObject )
nparams += maxPoints * 3;
_k = cvMat( distCoeffs->rows, distCoeffs->cols, CV_MAKETYPE(CV_64F,CV_MAT_CN(distCoeffs->type)), k);
if( distCoeffs->rows*distCoeffs->cols*CV_MAT_CN(distCoeffs->type) < 8 )
{
if( distCoeffs->rows*distCoeffs->cols*CV_MAT_CN(distCoeffs->type) < 5 )
flags |= CALIB_FIX_K3;
flags |= CALIB_FIX_K4 | CALIB_FIX_K5 | CALIB_FIX_K6;
}
const double minValidAspectRatio = 0.01;
const double maxValidAspectRatio = 100.0;
// 1. initialize intrinsic parameters & LM solver
if( flags & CALIB_USE_INTRINSIC_GUESS )
{
cvConvert( cameraMatrix, &matA );
if( A(0, 0) <= 0 || A(1, 1) <= 0 )
CV_Error( CV_StsOutOfRange, "Focal length (fx and fy) must be positive" );
if( A(0, 2) < 0 || A(0, 2) >= imageSize.width ||
A(1, 2) < 0 || A(1, 2) >= imageSize.height )
CV_Error( CV_StsOutOfRange, "Principal point must be within the image" );
if( fabs(A(0, 1)) > 1e-5 )
CV_Error( CV_StsOutOfRange, "Non-zero skew is not supported by the function" );
if( fabs(A(1, 0)) > 1e-5 || fabs(A(2, 0)) > 1e-5 ||
fabs(A(2, 1)) > 1e-5 || fabs(A(2,2)-1) > 1e-5 )
CV_Error( CV_StsOutOfRange,
"The intrinsic matrix must have [fx 0 cx; 0 fy cy; 0 0 1] shape" );
A(0, 1) = A(1, 0) = A(2, 0) = A(2, 1) = 0.;
A(2, 2) = 1.;
if( flags & CALIB_FIX_ASPECT_RATIO )
{
aspectRatio = A(0, 0)/A(1, 1);
if( aspectRatio < minValidAspectRatio || aspectRatio > maxValidAspectRatio )
CV_Error( CV_StsOutOfRange,
"The specified aspect ratio (= cameraMatrix[0][0] / cameraMatrix[1][1]) is incorrect" );
}
cvConvert( distCoeffs, &_k );
}
else
{
Scalar mean, sdv;
meanStdDev(matM, mean, sdv);
if( fabs(mean[2]) > 1e-5 || fabs(sdv[2]) > 1e-5 )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg,
"For non-planar calibration rigs the initial intrinsic matrix must be specified" );
for( i = 0; i < total; i++ )
matM.at<Point3d>(i).z = 0.;
if( flags & CALIB_FIX_ASPECT_RATIO )
{
aspectRatio = cvmGet(cameraMatrix,0,0);
aspectRatio /= cvmGet(cameraMatrix,1,1);
if( aspectRatio < minValidAspectRatio || aspectRatio > maxValidAspectRatio )
CV_Error( CV_StsOutOfRange,
"The specified aspect ratio (= cameraMatrix[0][0] / cameraMatrix[1][1]) is incorrect" );
}
CvMat _matM = cvMat(matM), m = cvMat(_m);
cvInitIntrinsicParams2D( &_matM, &m, npoints, imageSize, &matA, aspectRatio );
}
CvLevMarq solver( nparams, 0, termCrit );
Mat _Ji( maxPoints*2, NINTRINSIC, CV_64FC1, Scalar(0));
Mat _Je( maxPoints*2, 6, CV_64FC1 );
Mat _err( maxPoints*2, 1, CV_64FC1 );
const bool allocJo = (solver.state == CvLevMarq::CALC_J) || stdDevs || releaseObject;
Mat _Jo = allocJo ? Mat( maxPoints*2, maxPoints*3, CV_64FC1, Scalar(0) ) : Mat();
if(flags & CALIB_USE_LU) {
solver.solveMethod = DECOMP_LU;
}
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else if(flags & CALIB_USE_QR) {
solver.solveMethod = DECOMP_QR;
}
{
double* param = solver.param->data.db;
uchar* mask = solver.mask->data.ptr;
param[0] = A(0, 0); param[1] = A(1, 1); param[2] = A(0, 2); param[3] = A(1, 2);
std::copy(k, k + 14, param + 4);
if(flags & CALIB_FIX_ASPECT_RATIO)
mask[0] = 0;
if( flags & CALIB_FIX_FOCAL_LENGTH )
mask[0] = mask[1] = 0;
if( flags & CALIB_FIX_PRINCIPAL_POINT )
mask[2] = mask[3] = 0;
if( flags & CALIB_ZERO_TANGENT_DIST )
{
param[6] = param[7] = 0;
mask[6] = mask[7] = 0;
}
if( !(flags & CALIB_RATIONAL_MODEL) )
flags |= CALIB_FIX_K4 + CALIB_FIX_K5 + CALIB_FIX_K6;
if( !(flags & CALIB_THIN_PRISM_MODEL))
flags |= CALIB_FIX_S1_S2_S3_S4;
if( !(flags & CALIB_TILTED_MODEL))
flags |= CALIB_FIX_TAUX_TAUY;
mask[ 4] = !(flags & CALIB_FIX_K1);
mask[ 5] = !(flags & CALIB_FIX_K2);
if( flags & CALIB_FIX_TANGENT_DIST )
{
mask[6] = mask[7] = 0;
}
mask[ 8] = !(flags & CALIB_FIX_K3);
mask[ 9] = !(flags & CALIB_FIX_K4);
mask[10] = !(flags & CALIB_FIX_K5);
mask[11] = !(flags & CALIB_FIX_K6);
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if(flags & CALIB_FIX_S1_S2_S3_S4)
{
mask[12] = 0;
mask[13] = 0;
mask[14] = 0;
mask[15] = 0;
}
if(flags & CALIB_FIX_TAUX_TAUY)
{
mask[16] = 0;
mask[17] = 0;
}
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
2018-10-26 00:38:55 +08:00
if(releaseObject)
{
// copy object points
std::copy( matM.ptr<double>(), matM.ptr<double>( 0, maxPoints - 1 ) + 3,
param + NINTRINSIC + nimages * 6 );
// fix points
mask[NINTRINSIC + nimages * 6] = 0;
mask[NINTRINSIC + nimages * 6 + 1] = 0;
mask[NINTRINSIC + nimages * 6 + 2] = 0;
mask[NINTRINSIC + nimages * 6 + iFixedPoint * 3] = 0;
mask[NINTRINSIC + nimages * 6 + iFixedPoint * 3 + 1] = 0;
mask[NINTRINSIC + nimages * 6 + iFixedPoint * 3 + 2] = 0;
mask[nparams - 1] = 0;
}
}
// 2. initialize extrinsic parameters
for( i = 0, pos = 0; i < nimages; i++, pos += ni )
{
CvMat _ri, _ti;
ni = npoints->data.i[i*npstep];
cvGetRows( solver.param, &_ri, NINTRINSIC + i*6, NINTRINSIC + i*6 + 3 );
cvGetRows( solver.param, &_ti, NINTRINSIC + i*6 + 3, NINTRINSIC + i*6 + 6 );
CvMat _Mi = cvMat(matM.colRange(pos, pos + ni));
CvMat _mi = cvMat(_m.colRange(pos, pos + ni));
cvFindExtrinsicCameraParams2( &_Mi, &_mi, &matA, &_k, &_ri, &_ti );
}
// 3. run the optimization
for(;;)
{
const CvMat* _param = 0;
CvMat *_JtJ = 0, *_JtErr = 0;
double* _errNorm = 0;
bool proceed = solver.updateAlt( _param, _JtJ, _JtErr, _errNorm );
double *param = solver.param->data.db, *pparam = solver.prevParam->data.db;
bool calcJ = solver.state == CvLevMarq::CALC_J || (!proceed && stdDevs);
if( flags & CALIB_FIX_ASPECT_RATIO )
{
param[0] = param[1]*aspectRatio;
pparam[0] = pparam[1]*aspectRatio;
}
A(0, 0) = param[0]; A(1, 1) = param[1]; A(0, 2) = param[2]; A(1, 2) = param[3];
std::copy(param + 4, param + 4 + 14, k);
if ( !proceed && !stdDevs && !perViewErrors )
break;
else if ( !proceed && stdDevs )
cvZero(_JtJ);
reprojErr = 0;
for( i = 0, pos = 0; i < nimages; i++, pos += ni )
{
CvMat _ri, _ti;
ni = npoints->data.i[i*npstep];
cvGetRows( solver.param, &_ri, NINTRINSIC + i*6, NINTRINSIC + i*6 + 3 );
cvGetRows( solver.param, &_ti, NINTRINSIC + i*6 + 3, NINTRINSIC + i*6 + 6 );
CvMat _Mi = cvMat(matM.colRange(pos, pos + ni));
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
2018-10-26 00:38:55 +08:00
if( releaseObject )
{
cvGetRows( solver.param, &_Mi, NINTRINSIC + nimages * 6,
NINTRINSIC + nimages * 6 + ni * 3 );
cvReshape( &_Mi, &_Mi, 3, 1 );
}
CvMat _mi = cvMat(_m.colRange(pos, pos + ni));
CvMat _me = cvMat(allErrors.colRange(pos, pos + ni));
_Je.resize(ni*2); _Ji.resize(ni*2); _err.resize(ni*2);
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
2018-10-26 00:38:55 +08:00
_Jo.resize(ni*2);
CvMat _mp = cvMat(_err.reshape(2, 1));
if( calcJ )
{
CvMat _dpdr = cvMat(_Je.colRange(0, 3));
CvMat _dpdt = cvMat(_Je.colRange(3, 6));
CvMat _dpdf = cvMat(_Ji.colRange(0, 2));
CvMat _dpdc = cvMat(_Ji.colRange(2, 4));
CvMat _dpdk = cvMat(_Ji.colRange(4, NINTRINSIC));
CvMat _dpdo = _Jo.empty() ? CvMat() : cvMat(_Jo.colRange(0, ni * 3));
cvProjectPoints2Internal( &_Mi, &_ri, &_ti, &matA, &_k, &_mp, &_dpdr, &_dpdt,
(flags & CALIB_FIX_FOCAL_LENGTH) ? nullptr : &_dpdf,
(flags & CALIB_FIX_PRINCIPAL_POINT) ? nullptr : &_dpdc, &_dpdk,
(_Jo.empty()) ? nullptr: &_dpdo,
(flags & CALIB_FIX_ASPECT_RATIO) ? aspectRatio : 0);
}
else
cvProjectPoints2( &_Mi, &_ri, &_ti, &matA, &_k, &_mp );
cvSub( &_mp, &_mi, &_mp );
if (perViewErrors || stdDevs)
cvCopy(&_mp, &_me);
if( calcJ )
{
Mat JtJ(cvarrToMat(_JtJ)), JtErr(cvarrToMat(_JtErr));
// see HZ: (A6.14) for details on the structure of the Jacobian
JtJ(Rect(0, 0, NINTRINSIC, NINTRINSIC)) += _Ji.t() * _Ji;
JtJ(Rect(NINTRINSIC + i * 6, NINTRINSIC + i * 6, 6, 6)) = _Je.t() * _Je;
JtJ(Rect(NINTRINSIC + i * 6, 0, 6, NINTRINSIC)) = _Ji.t() * _Je;
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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if( releaseObject )
{
JtJ(Rect(NINTRINSIC + nimages * 6, 0, maxPoints * 3, NINTRINSIC)) += _Ji.t() * _Jo;
JtJ(Rect(NINTRINSIC + nimages * 6, NINTRINSIC + i * 6, maxPoints * 3, 6))
+= _Je.t() * _Jo;
JtJ(Rect(NINTRINSIC + nimages * 6, NINTRINSIC + nimages * 6, maxPoints * 3, maxPoints * 3))
+= _Jo.t() * _Jo;
}
JtErr.rowRange(0, NINTRINSIC) += _Ji.t() * _err;
JtErr.rowRange(NINTRINSIC + i * 6, NINTRINSIC + (i + 1) * 6) = _Je.t() * _err;
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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if( releaseObject )
{
JtErr.rowRange(NINTRINSIC + nimages * 6, nparams) += _Jo.t() * _err;
}
}
double viewErr = norm(_err, NORM_L2SQR);
if( perViewErrors )
perViewErrors->data.db[i] = std::sqrt(viewErr / ni);
reprojErr += viewErr;
}
if( _errNorm )
*_errNorm = reprojErr;
if( !proceed )
{
if( stdDevs )
{
Mat mask = cvarrToMat(solver.mask);
int nparams_nz = countNonZero(mask);
Mat JtJinv, JtJN;
JtJN.create(nparams_nz, nparams_nz, CV_64F);
subMatrix(cvarrToMat(_JtJ), JtJN, mask, mask);
completeSymm(JtJN, false);
cv::invert(JtJN, JtJinv, DECOMP_SVD);
//sigma2 is deviation of the noise
//see any papers about variance of the least squares estimator for
//detailed description of the variance estimation methods
double sigma2 = norm(allErrors, NORM_L2SQR) / (total - nparams_nz);
Mat stdDevsM = cvarrToMat(stdDevs);
int j = 0;
for ( int s = 0; s < nparams; s++ )
if( mask.data[s] )
{
stdDevsM.at<double>(s) = std::sqrt(JtJinv.at<double>(j,j) * sigma2);
j++;
}
else
stdDevsM.at<double>(s) = 0.;
}
break;
}
}
// 4. store the results
cvConvert( &matA, cameraMatrix );
cvConvert( &_k, distCoeffs );
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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if( newObjPoints && releaseObject )
{
CvMat _Mi;
cvGetRows( solver.param, &_Mi, NINTRINSIC + nimages * 6,
NINTRINSIC + nimages * 6 + maxPoints * 3 );
cvReshape( &_Mi, &_Mi, 3, 1 );
cvConvert( &_Mi, newObjPoints );
}
for( i = 0, pos = 0; i < nimages; i++ )
{
CvMat src, dst;
if( rvecs )
{
src = cvMat( 3, 1, CV_64F, solver.param->data.db + NINTRINSIC + i*6 );
if( rvecs->rows == nimages && rvecs->cols*CV_MAT_CN(rvecs->type) == 9 )
{
dst = cvMat( 3, 3, CV_MAT_DEPTH(rvecs->type),
rvecs->data.ptr + rvecs->step*i );
cvRodrigues2( &src, &matA );
cvConvert( &matA, &dst );
}
else
{
dst = cvMat( 3, 1, CV_MAT_DEPTH(rvecs->type), rvecs->rows == 1 ?
rvecs->data.ptr + i*CV_ELEM_SIZE(rvecs->type) :
rvecs->data.ptr + rvecs->step*i );
cvConvert( &src, &dst );
}
}
if( tvecs )
{
src = cvMat( 3, 1, CV_64F, solver.param->data.db + NINTRINSIC + i*6 + 3 );
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dst = cvMat( 3, 1, CV_MAT_DEPTH(tvecs->type), tvecs->rows == 1 ?
tvecs->data.ptr + i*CV_ELEM_SIZE(tvecs->type) :
tvecs->data.ptr + tvecs->step*i );
cvConvert( &src, &dst );
}
}
return std::sqrt(reprojErr/total);
}
/* finds intrinsic and extrinsic camera parameters
from a few views of known calibration pattern */
CV_IMPL double cvCalibrateCamera2( const CvMat* objectPoints,
const CvMat* imagePoints, const CvMat* npoints,
CvSize imageSize, CvMat* cameraMatrix, CvMat* distCoeffs,
CvMat* rvecs, CvMat* tvecs, int flags, CvTermCriteria termCrit )
{
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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return cvCalibrateCamera2Internal(objectPoints, imagePoints, npoints, imageSize, -1, cameraMatrix,
distCoeffs, rvecs, tvecs, NULL, NULL, NULL, flags, termCrit);
}
CV_IMPL double cvCalibrateCamera4( const CvMat* objectPoints,
const CvMat* imagePoints, const CvMat* npoints,
CvSize imageSize, int iFixedPoint, CvMat* cameraMatrix, CvMat* distCoeffs,
CvMat* rvecs, CvMat* tvecs, CvMat* newObjPoints, int flags, CvTermCriteria termCrit )
{
if( !CV_IS_MAT(npoints) )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "npoints is not a valid matrix" );
if( CV_MAT_TYPE(npoints->type) != CV_32SC1 ||
(npoints->rows != 1 && npoints->cols != 1) )
CV_Error( CV_StsUnsupportedFormat,
"the array of point counters must be 1-dimensional integer vector" );
bool releaseObject = iFixedPoint > 0 && iFixedPoint < npoints->data.i[0] - 1;
int nimages = npoints->rows * npoints->cols;
int npstep = npoints->rows == 1 ? 1 : npoints->step / CV_ELEM_SIZE(npoints->type);
int i, ni;
// check object points. If not qualified, report errors.
if( releaseObject )
{
if( !CV_IS_MAT(objectPoints) )
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "objectPoints is not a valid matrix" );
Mat matM;
if(CV_MAT_CN(objectPoints->type) == 3) {
matM = cvarrToMat(objectPoints);
} else {
convertPointsHomogeneous(cvarrToMat(objectPoints), matM);
}
matM = matM.reshape(3, 1);
ni = npoints->data.i[0];
for( i = 1; i < nimages; i++ )
{
if( npoints->data.i[i * npstep] != ni )
{
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "All objectPoints[i].size() should be equal when "
"object-releasing method is requested." );
}
Mat ocmp = matM.colRange(ni * i, ni * i + ni) != matM.colRange(0, ni);
ocmp = ocmp.reshape(1);
if( countNonZero(ocmp) )
{
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "All objectPoints[i] should be identical when object-releasing"
" method is requested." );
}
}
}
return cvCalibrateCamera2Internal(objectPoints, imagePoints, npoints, imageSize, iFixedPoint,
cameraMatrix, distCoeffs, rvecs, tvecs, newObjPoints, NULL,
NULL, flags, termCrit);
}
void cvCalibrationMatrixValues( const CvMat *calibMatr, CvSize imgSize,
double apertureWidth, double apertureHeight, double *fovx, double *fovy,
double *focalLength, CvPoint2D64f *principalPoint, double *pasp )
{
/* Validate parameters. */
if(calibMatr == 0)
CV_Error(CV_StsNullPtr, "Some of parameters is a NULL pointer!");
if(!CV_IS_MAT(calibMatr))
CV_Error(CV_StsUnsupportedFormat, "Input parameters must be a matrices!");
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double dummy = .0;
Point2d pp;
cv::calibrationMatrixValues(cvarrToMat(calibMatr), imgSize, apertureWidth, apertureHeight,
fovx ? *fovx : dummy,
fovy ? *fovy : dummy,
focalLength ? *focalLength : dummy,
pp,
pasp ? *pasp : dummy);
if(principalPoint)
*principalPoint = cvPoint2D64f(pp.x, pp.y);
}
//////////////////////////////// Stereo Calibration ///////////////////////////////////
static int dbCmp( const void* _a, const void* _b )
{
double a = *(const double*)_a;
double b = *(const double*)_b;
return (a > b) - (a < b);
}
static double cvStereoCalibrateImpl( const CvMat* _objectPoints, const CvMat* _imagePoints1,
const CvMat* _imagePoints2, const CvMat* _npoints,
CvMat* _cameraMatrix1, CvMat* _distCoeffs1,
CvMat* _cameraMatrix2, CvMat* _distCoeffs2,
CvSize imageSize, CvMat* matR, CvMat* matT,
CvMat* matE, CvMat* matF,
CvMat* perViewErr, int flags,
CvTermCriteria termCrit )
{
const int NINTRINSIC = 18;
Ptr<CvMat> npoints, imagePoints[2], objectPoints, RT0;
double reprojErr = 0;
double A[2][9], dk[2][14]={{0}}, rlr[9];
CvMat K[2], Dist[2], om_LR, T_LR;
CvMat R_LR = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, rlr);
int i, k, p, ni = 0, ofs, nimages, pointsTotal, maxPoints = 0;
int nparams;
bool recomputeIntrinsics = false;
double aspectRatio[2] = {0};
CV_Assert( CV_IS_MAT(_imagePoints1) && CV_IS_MAT(_imagePoints2) &&
CV_IS_MAT(_objectPoints) && CV_IS_MAT(_npoints) &&
CV_IS_MAT(matR) && CV_IS_MAT(matT) );
CV_Assert( CV_ARE_TYPES_EQ(_imagePoints1, _imagePoints2) &&
CV_ARE_DEPTHS_EQ(_imagePoints1, _objectPoints) );
CV_Assert( (_npoints->cols == 1 || _npoints->rows == 1) &&
CV_MAT_TYPE(_npoints->type) == CV_32SC1 );
nimages = _npoints->cols + _npoints->rows - 1;
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npoints.reset(cvCreateMat( _npoints->rows, _npoints->cols, _npoints->type ));
cvCopy( _npoints, npoints );
for( i = 0, pointsTotal = 0; i < nimages; i++ )
{
maxPoints = MAX(maxPoints, npoints->data.i[i]);
pointsTotal += npoints->data.i[i];
}
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objectPoints.reset(cvCreateMat( _objectPoints->rows, _objectPoints->cols,
CV_64FC(CV_MAT_CN(_objectPoints->type))));
cvConvert( _objectPoints, objectPoints );
cvReshape( objectPoints, objectPoints, 3, 1 );
for( k = 0; k < 2; k++ )
{
const CvMat* points = k == 0 ? _imagePoints1 : _imagePoints2;
const CvMat* cameraMatrix = k == 0 ? _cameraMatrix1 : _cameraMatrix2;
const CvMat* distCoeffs = k == 0 ? _distCoeffs1 : _distCoeffs2;
int cn = CV_MAT_CN(_imagePoints1->type);
CV_Assert( (CV_MAT_DEPTH(_imagePoints1->type) == CV_32F ||
CV_MAT_DEPTH(_imagePoints1->type) == CV_64F) &&
((_imagePoints1->rows == pointsTotal && _imagePoints1->cols*cn == 2) ||
(_imagePoints1->rows == 1 && _imagePoints1->cols == pointsTotal && cn == 2)) );
K[k] = cvMat(3,3,CV_64F,A[k]);
Dist[k] = cvMat(1,14,CV_64F,dk[k]);
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imagePoints[k].reset(cvCreateMat( points->rows, points->cols, CV_64FC(CV_MAT_CN(points->type))));
cvConvert( points, imagePoints[k] );
cvReshape( imagePoints[k], imagePoints[k], 2, 1 );
if( flags & (CALIB_FIX_INTRINSIC|CALIB_USE_INTRINSIC_GUESS|
CALIB_FIX_ASPECT_RATIO|CALIB_FIX_FOCAL_LENGTH) )
cvConvert( cameraMatrix, &K[k] );
if( flags & (CALIB_FIX_INTRINSIC|CALIB_USE_INTRINSIC_GUESS|
CALIB_FIX_K1|CALIB_FIX_K2|CALIB_FIX_K3|CALIB_FIX_K4|CALIB_FIX_K5|CALIB_FIX_K6|CALIB_FIX_TANGENT_DIST) )
{
CvMat tdist = cvMat( distCoeffs->rows, distCoeffs->cols,
CV_MAKETYPE(CV_64F,CV_MAT_CN(distCoeffs->type)), Dist[k].data.db );
cvConvert( distCoeffs, &tdist );
}
if( !(flags & (CALIB_FIX_INTRINSIC|CALIB_USE_INTRINSIC_GUESS)))
{
cvCalibrateCamera2( objectPoints, imagePoints[k],
npoints, imageSize, &K[k], &Dist[k], NULL, NULL, flags );
}
}
if( flags & CALIB_SAME_FOCAL_LENGTH )
{
static const int avg_idx[] = { 0, 4, 2, 5, -1 };
for( k = 0; avg_idx[k] >= 0; k++ )
A[0][avg_idx[k]] = A[1][avg_idx[k]] = (A[0][avg_idx[k]] + A[1][avg_idx[k]])*0.5;
}
if( flags & CALIB_FIX_ASPECT_RATIO )
{
for( k = 0; k < 2; k++ )
aspectRatio[k] = A[k][0]/A[k][4];
}
recomputeIntrinsics = (flags & CALIB_FIX_INTRINSIC) == 0;
Mat err( maxPoints*2, 1, CV_64F );
Mat Je( maxPoints*2, 6, CV_64F );
Mat J_LR( maxPoints*2, 6, CV_64F );
Mat Ji( maxPoints*2, NINTRINSIC, CV_64F, Scalar(0) );
// we optimize for the inter-camera R(3),t(3), then, optionally,
// for intrinisic parameters of each camera ((fx,fy,cx,cy,k1,k2,p1,p2) ~ 8 parameters).
nparams = 6*(nimages+1) + (recomputeIntrinsics ? NINTRINSIC*2 : 0);
CvLevMarq solver( nparams, 0, termCrit );
if(flags & CALIB_USE_LU) {
solver.solveMethod = DECOMP_LU;
}
if( recomputeIntrinsics )
{
uchar* imask = solver.mask->data.ptr + nparams - NINTRINSIC*2;
if( !(flags & CALIB_RATIONAL_MODEL) )
flags |= CALIB_FIX_K4 | CALIB_FIX_K5 | CALIB_FIX_K6;
if( !(flags & CALIB_THIN_PRISM_MODEL) )
flags |= CALIB_FIX_S1_S2_S3_S4;
if( !(flags & CALIB_TILTED_MODEL) )
flags |= CALIB_FIX_TAUX_TAUY;
if( flags & CALIB_FIX_ASPECT_RATIO )
imask[0] = imask[NINTRINSIC] = 0;
if( flags & CALIB_FIX_FOCAL_LENGTH )
imask[0] = imask[1] = imask[NINTRINSIC] = imask[NINTRINSIC+1] = 0;
if( flags & CALIB_FIX_PRINCIPAL_POINT )
imask[2] = imask[3] = imask[NINTRINSIC+2] = imask[NINTRINSIC+3] = 0;
if( flags & (CALIB_ZERO_TANGENT_DIST|CALIB_FIX_TANGENT_DIST) )
imask[6] = imask[7] = imask[NINTRINSIC+6] = imask[NINTRINSIC+7] = 0;
if( flags & CALIB_FIX_K1 )
imask[4] = imask[NINTRINSIC+4] = 0;
if( flags & CALIB_FIX_K2 )
imask[5] = imask[NINTRINSIC+5] = 0;
if( flags & CALIB_FIX_K3 )
imask[8] = imask[NINTRINSIC+8] = 0;
if( flags & CALIB_FIX_K4 )
imask[9] = imask[NINTRINSIC+9] = 0;
if( flags & CALIB_FIX_K5 )
imask[10] = imask[NINTRINSIC+10] = 0;
if( flags & CALIB_FIX_K6 )
imask[11] = imask[NINTRINSIC+11] = 0;
if( flags & CALIB_FIX_S1_S2_S3_S4 )
{
imask[12] = imask[NINTRINSIC+12] = 0;
imask[13] = imask[NINTRINSIC+13] = 0;
imask[14] = imask[NINTRINSIC+14] = 0;
imask[15] = imask[NINTRINSIC+15] = 0;
}
if( flags & CALIB_FIX_TAUX_TAUY )
{
imask[16] = imask[NINTRINSIC+16] = 0;
imask[17] = imask[NINTRINSIC+17] = 0;
}
}
// storage for initial [om(R){i}|t{i}] (in order to compute the median for each component)
RT0.reset(cvCreateMat( 6, nimages, CV_64F ));
/*
Compute initial estimate of pose
For each image, compute:
R(om) is the rotation matrix of om
om(R) is the rotation vector of R
R_ref = R(om_right) * R(om_left)'
T_ref_list = [T_ref_list; T_right - R_ref * T_left]
om_ref_list = {om_ref_list; om(R_ref)]
om = median(om_ref_list)
T = median(T_ref_list)
*/
for( i = ofs = 0; i < nimages; ofs += ni, i++ )
{
ni = npoints->data.i[i];
CvMat objpt_i;
double _om[2][3], r[2][9], t[2][3];
CvMat om[2], R[2], T[2], imgpt_i[2];
objpt_i = cvMat(1, ni, CV_64FC3, objectPoints->data.db + ofs*3);
for( k = 0; k < 2; k++ )
{
imgpt_i[k] = cvMat(1, ni, CV_64FC2, imagePoints[k]->data.db + ofs*2);
om[k] = cvMat(3, 1, CV_64F, _om[k]);
R[k] = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, r[k]);
T[k] = cvMat(3, 1, CV_64F, t[k]);
cvFindExtrinsicCameraParams2( &objpt_i, &imgpt_i[k], &K[k], &Dist[k], &om[k], &T[k] );
cvRodrigues2( &om[k], &R[k] );
if( k == 0 )
{
// save initial om_left and T_left
solver.param->data.db[(i+1)*6] = _om[0][0];
solver.param->data.db[(i+1)*6 + 1] = _om[0][1];
solver.param->data.db[(i+1)*6 + 2] = _om[0][2];
solver.param->data.db[(i+1)*6 + 3] = t[0][0];
solver.param->data.db[(i+1)*6 + 4] = t[0][1];
solver.param->data.db[(i+1)*6 + 5] = t[0][2];
}
}
cvGEMM( &R[1], &R[0], 1, 0, 0, &R[0], CV_GEMM_B_T );
cvGEMM( &R[0], &T[0], -1, &T[1], 1, &T[1] );
cvRodrigues2( &R[0], &T[0] );
RT0->data.db[i] = t[0][0];
RT0->data.db[i + nimages] = t[0][1];
RT0->data.db[i + nimages*2] = t[0][2];
RT0->data.db[i + nimages*3] = t[1][0];
RT0->data.db[i + nimages*4] = t[1][1];
RT0->data.db[i + nimages*5] = t[1][2];
}
if(flags & CALIB_USE_EXTRINSIC_GUESS)
{
Vec3d R, T;
cvarrToMat(matT).convertTo(T, CV_64F);
if( matR->rows == 3 && matR->cols == 3 )
Rodrigues(cvarrToMat(matR), R);
else
cvarrToMat(matR).convertTo(R, CV_64F);
solver.param->data.db[0] = R[0];
solver.param->data.db[1] = R[1];
solver.param->data.db[2] = R[2];
solver.param->data.db[3] = T[0];
solver.param->data.db[4] = T[1];
solver.param->data.db[5] = T[2];
}
else
{
// find the medians and save the first 6 parameters
for( i = 0; i < 6; i++ )
{
qsort( RT0->data.db + i*nimages, nimages, CV_ELEM_SIZE(RT0->type), dbCmp );
solver.param->data.db[i] = nimages % 2 != 0 ? RT0->data.db[i*nimages + nimages/2] :
(RT0->data.db[i*nimages + nimages/2 - 1] + RT0->data.db[i*nimages + nimages/2])*0.5;
}
}
if( recomputeIntrinsics )
for( k = 0; k < 2; k++ )
{
double* iparam = solver.param->data.db + (nimages+1)*6 + k*NINTRINSIC;
if( flags & CALIB_ZERO_TANGENT_DIST )
dk[k][2] = dk[k][3] = 0;
iparam[0] = A[k][0]; iparam[1] = A[k][4]; iparam[2] = A[k][2]; iparam[3] = A[k][5];
iparam[4] = dk[k][0]; iparam[5] = dk[k][1]; iparam[6] = dk[k][2];
iparam[7] = dk[k][3]; iparam[8] = dk[k][4]; iparam[9] = dk[k][5];
iparam[10] = dk[k][6]; iparam[11] = dk[k][7];
iparam[12] = dk[k][8];
iparam[13] = dk[k][9];
iparam[14] = dk[k][10];
iparam[15] = dk[k][11];
iparam[16] = dk[k][12];
iparam[17] = dk[k][13];
}
om_LR = cvMat(3, 1, CV_64F, solver.param->data.db);
T_LR = cvMat(3, 1, CV_64F, solver.param->data.db + 3);
for(;;)
{
const CvMat* param = 0;
CvMat *JtJ = 0, *JtErr = 0;
double *_errNorm = 0;
double _omR[3], _tR[3];
double _dr3dr1[9], _dr3dr2[9], /*_dt3dr1[9],*/ _dt3dr2[9], _dt3dt1[9], _dt3dt2[9];
CvMat dr3dr1 = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, _dr3dr1);
CvMat dr3dr2 = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, _dr3dr2);
//CvMat dt3dr1 = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, _dt3dr1);
CvMat dt3dr2 = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, _dt3dr2);
CvMat dt3dt1 = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, _dt3dt1);
CvMat dt3dt2 = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, _dt3dt2);
CvMat om[2], T[2], imgpt_i[2];
if( !solver.updateAlt( param, JtJ, JtErr, _errNorm ))
break;
reprojErr = 0;
cvRodrigues2( &om_LR, &R_LR );
om[1] = cvMat(3,1,CV_64F,_omR);
T[1] = cvMat(3,1,CV_64F,_tR);
if( recomputeIntrinsics )
{
double* iparam = solver.param->data.db + (nimages+1)*6;
double* ipparam = solver.prevParam->data.db + (nimages+1)*6;
if( flags & CALIB_SAME_FOCAL_LENGTH )
{
iparam[NINTRINSIC] = iparam[0];
iparam[NINTRINSIC+1] = iparam[1];
ipparam[NINTRINSIC] = ipparam[0];
ipparam[NINTRINSIC+1] = ipparam[1];
}
if( flags & CALIB_FIX_ASPECT_RATIO )
{
iparam[0] = iparam[1]*aspectRatio[0];
iparam[NINTRINSIC] = iparam[NINTRINSIC+1]*aspectRatio[1];
ipparam[0] = ipparam[1]*aspectRatio[0];
ipparam[NINTRINSIC] = ipparam[NINTRINSIC+1]*aspectRatio[1];
}
for( k = 0; k < 2; k++ )
{
A[k][0] = iparam[k*NINTRINSIC+0];
A[k][4] = iparam[k*NINTRINSIC+1];
A[k][2] = iparam[k*NINTRINSIC+2];
A[k][5] = iparam[k*NINTRINSIC+3];
dk[k][0] = iparam[k*NINTRINSIC+4];
dk[k][1] = iparam[k*NINTRINSIC+5];
dk[k][2] = iparam[k*NINTRINSIC+6];
dk[k][3] = iparam[k*NINTRINSIC+7];
dk[k][4] = iparam[k*NINTRINSIC+8];
dk[k][5] = iparam[k*NINTRINSIC+9];
dk[k][6] = iparam[k*NINTRINSIC+10];
dk[k][7] = iparam[k*NINTRINSIC+11];
dk[k][8] = iparam[k*NINTRINSIC+12];
dk[k][9] = iparam[k*NINTRINSIC+13];
dk[k][10] = iparam[k*NINTRINSIC+14];
dk[k][11] = iparam[k*NINTRINSIC+15];
dk[k][12] = iparam[k*NINTRINSIC+16];
dk[k][13] = iparam[k*NINTRINSIC+17];
}
}
for( i = ofs = 0; i < nimages; ofs += ni, i++ )
{
ni = npoints->data.i[i];
CvMat objpt_i;
om[0] = cvMat(3,1,CV_64F,solver.param->data.db+(i+1)*6);
T[0] = cvMat(3,1,CV_64F,solver.param->data.db+(i+1)*6+3);
if( JtJ || JtErr )
cvComposeRT( &om[0], &T[0], &om_LR, &T_LR, &om[1], &T[1], &dr3dr1, 0,
&dr3dr2, 0, 0, &dt3dt1, &dt3dr2, &dt3dt2 );
else
cvComposeRT( &om[0], &T[0], &om_LR, &T_LR, &om[1], &T[1] );
objpt_i = cvMat(1, ni, CV_64FC3, objectPoints->data.db + ofs*3);
err.resize(ni*2); Je.resize(ni*2); J_LR.resize(ni*2); Ji.resize(ni*2);
CvMat tmpimagePoints = cvMat(err.reshape(2, 1));
CvMat dpdf = cvMat(Ji.colRange(0, 2));
CvMat dpdc = cvMat(Ji.colRange(2, 4));
CvMat dpdk = cvMat(Ji.colRange(4, NINTRINSIC));
CvMat dpdrot = cvMat(Je.colRange(0, 3));
CvMat dpdt = cvMat(Je.colRange(3, 6));
for( k = 0; k < 2; k++ )
{
imgpt_i[k] = cvMat(1, ni, CV_64FC2, imagePoints[k]->data.db + ofs*2);
if( JtJ || JtErr )
cvProjectPoints2( &objpt_i, &om[k], &T[k], &K[k], &Dist[k],
&tmpimagePoints, &dpdrot, &dpdt, &dpdf, &dpdc, &dpdk,
(flags & CALIB_FIX_ASPECT_RATIO) ? aspectRatio[k] : 0);
else
cvProjectPoints2( &objpt_i, &om[k], &T[k], &K[k], &Dist[k], &tmpimagePoints );
cvSub( &tmpimagePoints, &imgpt_i[k], &tmpimagePoints );
if( solver.state == CvLevMarq::CALC_J )
{
int iofs = (nimages+1)*6 + k*NINTRINSIC, eofs = (i+1)*6;
assert( JtJ && JtErr );
Mat _JtJ(cvarrToMat(JtJ)), _JtErr(cvarrToMat(JtErr));
if( k == 1 )
{
// d(err_{x|y}R) ~ de3
// convert de3/{dr3,dt3} => de3{dr1,dt1} & de3{dr2,dt2}
for( p = 0; p < ni*2; p++ )
{
CvMat de3dr3 = cvMat( 1, 3, CV_64F, Je.ptr(p));
CvMat de3dt3 = cvMat( 1, 3, CV_64F, de3dr3.data.db + 3 );
CvMat de3dr2 = cvMat( 1, 3, CV_64F, J_LR.ptr(p) );
CvMat de3dt2 = cvMat( 1, 3, CV_64F, de3dr2.data.db + 3 );
double _de3dr1[3], _de3dt1[3];
CvMat de3dr1 = cvMat( 1, 3, CV_64F, _de3dr1 );
CvMat de3dt1 = cvMat( 1, 3, CV_64F, _de3dt1 );
cvMatMul( &de3dr3, &dr3dr1, &de3dr1 );
cvMatMul( &de3dt3, &dt3dt1, &de3dt1 );
cvMatMul( &de3dr3, &dr3dr2, &de3dr2 );
cvMatMulAdd( &de3dt3, &dt3dr2, &de3dr2, &de3dr2 );
cvMatMul( &de3dt3, &dt3dt2, &de3dt2 );
cvCopy( &de3dr1, &de3dr3 );
cvCopy( &de3dt1, &de3dt3 );
}
_JtJ(Rect(0, 0, 6, 6)) += J_LR.t()*J_LR;
_JtJ(Rect(eofs, 0, 6, 6)) = J_LR.t()*Je;
_JtErr.rowRange(0, 6) += J_LR.t()*err;
}
_JtJ(Rect(eofs, eofs, 6, 6)) += Je.t()*Je;
_JtErr.rowRange(eofs, eofs + 6) += Je.t()*err;
if( recomputeIntrinsics )
{
_JtJ(Rect(iofs, iofs, NINTRINSIC, NINTRINSIC)) += Ji.t()*Ji;
_JtJ(Rect(iofs, eofs, NINTRINSIC, 6)) += Je.t()*Ji;
if( k == 1 )
{
_JtJ(Rect(iofs, 0, NINTRINSIC, 6)) += J_LR.t()*Ji;
}
_JtErr.rowRange(iofs, iofs + NINTRINSIC) += Ji.t()*err;
}
}
double viewErr = norm(err, NORM_L2SQR);
if(perViewErr)
perViewErr->data.db[i*2 + k] = std::sqrt(viewErr/ni);
reprojErr += viewErr;
}
}
if(_errNorm)
*_errNorm = reprojErr;
}
cvRodrigues2( &om_LR, &R_LR );
if( matR->rows == 1 || matR->cols == 1 )
cvConvert( &om_LR, matR );
else
cvConvert( &R_LR, matR );
cvConvert( &T_LR, matT );
if( recomputeIntrinsics )
{
cvConvert( &K[0], _cameraMatrix1 );
cvConvert( &K[1], _cameraMatrix2 );
for( k = 0; k < 2; k++ )
{
CvMat* distCoeffs = k == 0 ? _distCoeffs1 : _distCoeffs2;
CvMat tdist = cvMat( distCoeffs->rows, distCoeffs->cols,
CV_MAKETYPE(CV_64F,CV_MAT_CN(distCoeffs->type)), Dist[k].data.db );
cvConvert( &tdist, distCoeffs );
}
}
if( matE || matF )
{
double* t = T_LR.data.db;
double tx[] =
{
0, -t[2], t[1],
t[2], 0, -t[0],
-t[1], t[0], 0
};
CvMat Tx = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, tx);
double e[9], f[9];
CvMat E = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, e);
CvMat F = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, f);
cvMatMul( &Tx, &R_LR, &E );
if( matE )
cvConvert( &E, matE );
if( matF )
{
double ik[9];
CvMat iK = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, ik);
cvInvert(&K[1], &iK);
cvGEMM( &iK, &E, 1, 0, 0, &E, CV_GEMM_A_T );
cvInvert(&K[0], &iK);
cvMatMul(&E, &iK, &F);
cvConvertScale( &F, matF, fabs(f[8]) > 0 ? 1./f[8] : 1 );
}
}
return std::sqrt(reprojErr/(pointsTotal*2));
}
double cvStereoCalibrate( const CvMat* _objectPoints, const CvMat* _imagePoints1,
const CvMat* _imagePoints2, const CvMat* _npoints,
CvMat* _cameraMatrix1, CvMat* _distCoeffs1,
CvMat* _cameraMatrix2, CvMat* _distCoeffs2,
CvSize imageSize, CvMat* matR, CvMat* matT,
CvMat* matE, CvMat* matF,
int flags,
CvTermCriteria termCrit )
{
return cvStereoCalibrateImpl(_objectPoints, _imagePoints1, _imagePoints2, _npoints, _cameraMatrix1,
_distCoeffs1, _cameraMatrix2, _distCoeffs2, imageSize, matR, matT, matE,
matF, NULL, flags, termCrit);
}
static void
icvGetRectangles( const CvMat* cameraMatrix, const CvMat* distCoeffs,
const CvMat* R, const CvMat* newCameraMatrix, CvSize imgSize,
cv::Rect_<float>& inner, cv::Rect_<float>& outer )
{
const int N = 9;
int x, y, k;
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cv::Ptr<CvMat> _pts(cvCreateMat(1, N*N, CV_32FC2));
CvPoint2D32f* pts = (CvPoint2D32f*)(_pts->data.ptr);
for( y = k = 0; y < N; y++ )
for( x = 0; x < N; x++ )
pts[k++] = cvPoint2D32f((float)x*imgSize.width/(N-1),
(float)y*imgSize.height/(N-1));
cvUndistortPoints(_pts, _pts, cameraMatrix, distCoeffs, R, newCameraMatrix);
float iX0=-FLT_MAX, iX1=FLT_MAX, iY0=-FLT_MAX, iY1=FLT_MAX;
float oX0=FLT_MAX, oX1=-FLT_MAX, oY0=FLT_MAX, oY1=-FLT_MAX;
// find the inscribed rectangle.
// the code will likely not work with extreme rotation matrices (R) (>45%)
for( y = k = 0; y < N; y++ )
for( x = 0; x < N; x++ )
{
CvPoint2D32f p = pts[k++];
oX0 = MIN(oX0, p.x);
oX1 = MAX(oX1, p.x);
oY0 = MIN(oY0, p.y);
oY1 = MAX(oY1, p.y);
if( x == 0 )
iX0 = MAX(iX0, p.x);
if( x == N-1 )
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iX1 = MIN(iX1, p.x);
if( y == 0 )
iY0 = MAX(iY0, p.y);
if( y == N-1 )
iY1 = MIN(iY1, p.y);
}
inner = cv::Rect_<float>(iX0, iY0, iX1-iX0, iY1-iY0);
outer = cv::Rect_<float>(oX0, oY0, oX1-oX0, oY1-oY0);
}
void cvStereoRectify( const CvMat* _cameraMatrix1, const CvMat* _cameraMatrix2,
const CvMat* _distCoeffs1, const CvMat* _distCoeffs2,
CvSize imageSize, const CvMat* matR, const CvMat* matT,
CvMat* _R1, CvMat* _R2, CvMat* _P1, CvMat* _P2,
CvMat* matQ, int flags, double alpha, CvSize newImgSize,
CvRect* roi1, CvRect* roi2 )
{
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double _om[3], _t[3] = {0}, _uu[3]={0,0,0}, _r_r[3][3], _pp[3][4];
double _ww[3], _wr[3][3], _z[3] = {0,0,0}, _ri[3][3];
cv::Rect_<float> inner1, inner2, outer1, outer2;
CvMat om = cvMat(3, 1, CV_64F, _om);
CvMat t = cvMat(3, 1, CV_64F, _t);
CvMat uu = cvMat(3, 1, CV_64F, _uu);
CvMat r_r = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, _r_r);
CvMat pp = cvMat(3, 4, CV_64F, _pp);
CvMat ww = cvMat(3, 1, CV_64F, _ww); // temps
CvMat wR = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, _wr);
CvMat Z = cvMat(3, 1, CV_64F, _z);
CvMat Ri = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, _ri);
double nx = imageSize.width, ny = imageSize.height;
int i, k;
if( matR->rows == 3 && matR->cols == 3 )
cvRodrigues2(matR, &om); // get vector rotation
else
cvConvert(matR, &om); // it's already a rotation vector
cvConvertScale(&om, &om, -0.5); // get average rotation
cvRodrigues2(&om, &r_r); // rotate cameras to same orientation by averaging
cvMatMul(&r_r, matT, &t);
int idx = fabs(_t[0]) > fabs(_t[1]) ? 0 : 1;
double c = _t[idx], nt = cvNorm(&t, 0, CV_L2);
_uu[idx] = c > 0 ? 1 : -1;
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CV_Assert(nt > 0.0);
// calculate global Z rotation
cvCrossProduct(&t,&uu,&ww);
double nw = cvNorm(&ww, 0, CV_L2);
if (nw > 0.0)
cvConvertScale(&ww, &ww, acos(fabs(c)/nt)/nw);
cvRodrigues2(&ww, &wR);
// apply to both views
cvGEMM(&wR, &r_r, 1, 0, 0, &Ri, CV_GEMM_B_T);
cvConvert( &Ri, _R1 );
cvGEMM(&wR, &r_r, 1, 0, 0, &Ri, 0);
cvConvert( &Ri, _R2 );
cvMatMul(&Ri, matT, &t);
// calculate projection/camera matrices
// these contain the relevant rectified image internal params (fx, fy=fx, cx, cy)
double fc_new = DBL_MAX;
CvPoint2D64f cc_new[2] = {};
newImgSize = newImgSize.width * newImgSize.height != 0 ? newImgSize : imageSize;
const double ratio_x = (double)newImgSize.width / imageSize.width / 2;
const double ratio_y = (double)newImgSize.height / imageSize.height / 2;
const double ratio = idx == 1 ? ratio_x : ratio_y;
fc_new = (cvmGet(_cameraMatrix1, idx ^ 1, idx ^ 1) + cvmGet(_cameraMatrix2, idx ^ 1, idx ^ 1)) * ratio;
for( k = 0; k < 2; k++ )
{
const CvMat* A = k == 0 ? _cameraMatrix1 : _cameraMatrix2;
const CvMat* Dk = k == 0 ? _distCoeffs1 : _distCoeffs2;
CvPoint2D32f _pts[4] = {};
CvPoint3D32f _pts_3[4] = {};
CvMat pts = cvMat(1, 4, CV_32FC2, _pts);
CvMat pts_3 = cvMat(1, 4, CV_32FC3, _pts_3);
for( i = 0; i < 4; i++ )
{
int j = (i<2) ? 0 : 1;
_pts[i].x = (float)((i % 2)*(nx-1));
_pts[i].y = (float)(j*(ny-1));
}
cvUndistortPoints( &pts, &pts, A, Dk, 0, 0 );
cvConvertPointsHomogeneous( &pts, &pts_3 );
//Change camera matrix to have cc=[0,0] and fc = fc_new
double _a_tmp[3][3];
CvMat A_tmp = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, _a_tmp);
_a_tmp[0][0]=fc_new;
_a_tmp[1][1]=fc_new;
_a_tmp[0][2]=0.0;
_a_tmp[1][2]=0.0;
cvProjectPoints2( &pts_3, k == 0 ? _R1 : _R2, &Z, &A_tmp, 0, &pts );
CvScalar avg = cvAvg(&pts);
cc_new[k].x = (nx-1)/2 - avg.val[0];
cc_new[k].y = (ny-1)/2 - avg.val[1];
}
// vertical focal length must be the same for both images to keep the epipolar constraint
// (for horizontal epipolar lines -- TBD: check for vertical epipolar lines)
// use fy for fx also, for simplicity
// For simplicity, set the principal points for both cameras to be the average
// of the two principal points (either one of or both x- and y- coordinates)
if( flags & CALIB_ZERO_DISPARITY )
{
cc_new[0].x = cc_new[1].x = (cc_new[0].x + cc_new[1].x)*0.5;
cc_new[0].y = cc_new[1].y = (cc_new[0].y + cc_new[1].y)*0.5;
}
else if( idx == 0 ) // horizontal stereo
cc_new[0].y = cc_new[1].y = (cc_new[0].y + cc_new[1].y)*0.5;
else // vertical stereo
cc_new[0].x = cc_new[1].x = (cc_new[0].x + cc_new[1].x)*0.5;
cvZero( &pp );
_pp[0][0] = _pp[1][1] = fc_new;
_pp[0][2] = cc_new[0].x;
_pp[1][2] = cc_new[0].y;
_pp[2][2] = 1;
cvConvert(&pp, _P1);
_pp[0][2] = cc_new[1].x;
_pp[1][2] = cc_new[1].y;
_pp[idx][3] = _t[idx]*fc_new; // baseline * focal length
cvConvert(&pp, _P2);
alpha = MIN(alpha, 1.);
icvGetRectangles( _cameraMatrix1, _distCoeffs1, _R1, _P1, imageSize, inner1, outer1 );
icvGetRectangles( _cameraMatrix2, _distCoeffs2, _R2, _P2, imageSize, inner2, outer2 );
{
newImgSize = newImgSize.width*newImgSize.height != 0 ? newImgSize : imageSize;
double cx1_0 = cc_new[0].x;
double cy1_0 = cc_new[0].y;
double cx2_0 = cc_new[1].x;
double cy2_0 = cc_new[1].y;
double cx1 = newImgSize.width*cx1_0/imageSize.width;
double cy1 = newImgSize.height*cy1_0/imageSize.height;
double cx2 = newImgSize.width*cx2_0/imageSize.width;
double cy2 = newImgSize.height*cy2_0/imageSize.height;
double s = 1.;
if( alpha >= 0 )
{
double s0 = std::max(std::max(std::max((double)cx1/(cx1_0 - inner1.x), (double)cy1/(cy1_0 - inner1.y)),
(double)(newImgSize.width - cx1)/(inner1.x + inner1.width - cx1_0)),
(double)(newImgSize.height - cy1)/(inner1.y + inner1.height - cy1_0));
s0 = std::max(std::max(std::max(std::max((double)cx2/(cx2_0 - inner2.x), (double)cy2/(cy2_0 - inner2.y)),
(double)(newImgSize.width - cx2)/(inner2.x + inner2.width - cx2_0)),
(double)(newImgSize.height - cy2)/(inner2.y + inner2.height - cy2_0)),
s0);
double s1 = std::min(std::min(std::min((double)cx1/(cx1_0 - outer1.x), (double)cy1/(cy1_0 - outer1.y)),
(double)(newImgSize.width - cx1)/(outer1.x + outer1.width - cx1_0)),
(double)(newImgSize.height - cy1)/(outer1.y + outer1.height - cy1_0));
s1 = std::min(std::min(std::min(std::min((double)cx2/(cx2_0 - outer2.x), (double)cy2/(cy2_0 - outer2.y)),
(double)(newImgSize.width - cx2)/(outer2.x + outer2.width - cx2_0)),
(double)(newImgSize.height - cy2)/(outer2.y + outer2.height - cy2_0)),
s1);
s = s0*(1 - alpha) + s1*alpha;
}
fc_new *= s;
cc_new[0] = cvPoint2D64f(cx1, cy1);
cc_new[1] = cvPoint2D64f(cx2, cy2);
cvmSet(_P1, 0, 0, fc_new);
cvmSet(_P1, 1, 1, fc_new);
cvmSet(_P1, 0, 2, cx1);
cvmSet(_P1, 1, 2, cy1);
cvmSet(_P2, 0, 0, fc_new);
cvmSet(_P2, 1, 1, fc_new);
cvmSet(_P2, 0, 2, cx2);
cvmSet(_P2, 1, 2, cy2);
cvmSet(_P2, idx, 3, s*cvmGet(_P2, idx, 3));
if(roi1)
{
*roi1 = cvRect(
cv::Rect(cvCeil((inner1.x - cx1_0)*s + cx1),
cvCeil((inner1.y - cy1_0)*s + cy1),
cvFloor(inner1.width*s), cvFloor(inner1.height*s))
& cv::Rect(0, 0, newImgSize.width, newImgSize.height)
);
}
if(roi2)
{
*roi2 = cvRect(
cv::Rect(cvCeil((inner2.x - cx2_0)*s + cx2),
cvCeil((inner2.y - cy2_0)*s + cy2),
cvFloor(inner2.width*s), cvFloor(inner2.height*s))
& cv::Rect(0, 0, newImgSize.width, newImgSize.height)
);
}
}
if( matQ )
{
double q[] =
{
1, 0, 0, -cc_new[0].x,
0, 1, 0, -cc_new[0].y,
0, 0, 0, fc_new,
0, 0, -1./_t[idx],
(idx == 0 ? cc_new[0].x - cc_new[1].x : cc_new[0].y - cc_new[1].y)/_t[idx]
};
CvMat Q = cvMat(4, 4, CV_64F, q);
cvConvert( &Q, matQ );
}
}
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void cvGetOptimalNewCameraMatrix( const CvMat* cameraMatrix, const CvMat* distCoeffs,
CvSize imgSize, double alpha,
CvMat* newCameraMatrix, CvSize newImgSize,
CvRect* validPixROI, int centerPrincipalPoint )
{
cv::Rect_<float> inner, outer;
newImgSize = newImgSize.width*newImgSize.height != 0 ? newImgSize : imgSize;
double M[3][3];
CvMat matM = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, M);
cvConvert(cameraMatrix, &matM);
if( centerPrincipalPoint )
{
double cx0 = M[0][2];
double cy0 = M[1][2];
double cx = (newImgSize.width-1)*0.5;
double cy = (newImgSize.height-1)*0.5;
icvGetRectangles( cameraMatrix, distCoeffs, 0, cameraMatrix, imgSize, inner, outer );
double s0 = std::max(std::max(std::max((double)cx/(cx0 - inner.x), (double)cy/(cy0 - inner.y)),
(double)cx/(inner.x + inner.width - cx0)),
(double)cy/(inner.y + inner.height - cy0));
double s1 = std::min(std::min(std::min((double)cx/(cx0 - outer.x), (double)cy/(cy0 - outer.y)),
(double)cx/(outer.x + outer.width - cx0)),
(double)cy/(outer.y + outer.height - cy0));
double s = s0*(1 - alpha) + s1*alpha;
M[0][0] *= s;
M[1][1] *= s;
M[0][2] = cx;
M[1][2] = cy;
if( validPixROI )
{
inner = cv::Rect_<float>((float)((inner.x - cx0)*s + cx),
(float)((inner.y - cy0)*s + cy),
(float)(inner.width*s),
(float)(inner.height*s));
cv::Rect r(cvCeil(inner.x), cvCeil(inner.y), cvFloor(inner.width), cvFloor(inner.height));
r &= cv::Rect(0, 0, newImgSize.width, newImgSize.height);
*validPixROI = cvRect(r);
}
}
else
{
// Get inscribed and circumscribed rectangles in normalized
// (independent of camera matrix) coordinates
icvGetRectangles( cameraMatrix, distCoeffs, 0, 0, imgSize, inner, outer );
// Projection mapping inner rectangle to viewport
double fx0 = (newImgSize.width - 1) / inner.width;
double fy0 = (newImgSize.height - 1) / inner.height;
double cx0 = -fx0 * inner.x;
double cy0 = -fy0 * inner.y;
// Projection mapping outer rectangle to viewport
double fx1 = (newImgSize.width - 1) / outer.width;
double fy1 = (newImgSize.height - 1) / outer.height;
double cx1 = -fx1 * outer.x;
double cy1 = -fy1 * outer.y;
// Interpolate between the two optimal projections
M[0][0] = fx0*(1 - alpha) + fx1*alpha;
M[1][1] = fy0*(1 - alpha) + fy1*alpha;
M[0][2] = cx0*(1 - alpha) + cx1*alpha;
M[1][2] = cy0*(1 - alpha) + cy1*alpha;
if( validPixROI )
{
icvGetRectangles( cameraMatrix, distCoeffs, 0, &matM, imgSize, inner, outer );
cv::Rect r = inner;
r &= cv::Rect(0, 0, newImgSize.width, newImgSize.height);
*validPixROI = cvRect(r);
}
}
cvConvert(&matM, newCameraMatrix);
}
CV_IMPL int cvStereoRectifyUncalibrated(
const CvMat* _points1, const CvMat* _points2,
const CvMat* F0, CvSize imgSize,
CvMat* _H1, CvMat* _H2, double threshold )
{
Ptr<CvMat> _m1, _m2, _lines1, _lines2;
int i, j, npoints;
double cx, cy;
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double u[9], v[9], w[9], f[9], h1[9], h2[9], h0[9], e2[3] = {0};
CvMat E2 = cvMat( 3, 1, CV_64F, e2 );
CvMat U = cvMat( 3, 3, CV_64F, u );
CvMat V = cvMat( 3, 3, CV_64F, v );
CvMat W = cvMat( 3, 3, CV_64F, w );
CvMat F = cvMat( 3, 3, CV_64F, f );
CvMat H1 = cvMat( 3, 3, CV_64F, h1 );
CvMat H2 = cvMat( 3, 3, CV_64F, h2 );
CvMat H0 = cvMat( 3, 3, CV_64F, h0 );
CvPoint2D64f* m1;
CvPoint2D64f* m2;
CvPoint3D64f* lines1;
CvPoint3D64f* lines2;
CV_Assert( CV_IS_MAT(_points1) && CV_IS_MAT(_points2) &&
CV_ARE_SIZES_EQ(_points1, _points2) );
npoints = _points1->rows * _points1->cols * CV_MAT_CN(_points1->type) / 2;
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_m1.reset(cvCreateMat( _points1->rows, _points1->cols, CV_64FC(CV_MAT_CN(_points1->type)) ));
_m2.reset(cvCreateMat( _points2->rows, _points2->cols, CV_64FC(CV_MAT_CN(_points2->type)) ));
_lines1.reset(cvCreateMat( 1, npoints, CV_64FC3 ));
_lines2.reset(cvCreateMat( 1, npoints, CV_64FC3 ));
cvConvert( F0, &F );
cvSVD( (CvMat*)&F, &W, &U, &V, CV_SVD_U_T + CV_SVD_V_T );
W.data.db[8] = 0.;
cvGEMM( &U, &W, 1, 0, 0, &W, CV_GEMM_A_T );
cvMatMul( &W, &V, &F );
cx = cvRound( (imgSize.width-1)*0.5 );
cy = cvRound( (imgSize.height-1)*0.5 );
cvZero( _H1 );
cvZero( _H2 );
cvConvert( _points1, _m1 );
cvConvert( _points2, _m2 );
cvReshape( _m1, _m1, 2, 1 );
cvReshape( _m2, _m2, 2, 1 );
m1 = (CvPoint2D64f*)_m1->data.ptr;
m2 = (CvPoint2D64f*)_m2->data.ptr;
lines1 = (CvPoint3D64f*)_lines1->data.ptr;
lines2 = (CvPoint3D64f*)_lines2->data.ptr;
if( threshold > 0 )
{
cvComputeCorrespondEpilines( _m1, 1, &F, _lines1 );
cvComputeCorrespondEpilines( _m2, 2, &F, _lines2 );
// measure distance from points to the corresponding epilines, mark outliers
for( i = j = 0; i < npoints; i++ )
{
if( fabs(m1[i].x*lines2[i].x +
m1[i].y*lines2[i].y +
lines2[i].z) <= threshold &&
fabs(m2[i].x*lines1[i].x +
m2[i].y*lines1[i].y +
lines1[i].z) <= threshold )
{
if( j < i )
{
m1[j] = m1[i];
m2[j] = m2[i];
}
j++;
}
}
npoints = j;
if( npoints == 0 )
return 0;
}
_m1->cols = _m2->cols = npoints;
memcpy( E2.data.db, U.data.db + 6, sizeof(e2));
cvScale( &E2, &E2, e2[2] > 0 ? 1 : -1 );
double t[] =
{
1, 0, -cx,
0, 1, -cy,
0, 0, 1
};
CvMat T = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, t);
cvMatMul( &T, &E2, &E2 );
int mirror = e2[0] < 0;
double d = MAX(std::sqrt(e2[0]*e2[0] + e2[1]*e2[1]),DBL_EPSILON);
double alpha = e2[0]/d;
double beta = e2[1]/d;
double r[] =
{
alpha, beta, 0,
-beta, alpha, 0,
0, 0, 1
};
CvMat R = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, r);
cvMatMul( &R, &T, &T );
cvMatMul( &R, &E2, &E2 );
double invf = fabs(e2[2]) < 1e-6*fabs(e2[0]) ? 0 : -e2[2]/e2[0];
double k[] =
{
1, 0, 0,
0, 1, 0,
invf, 0, 1
};
CvMat K = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, k);
cvMatMul( &K, &T, &H2 );
cvMatMul( &K, &E2, &E2 );
double it[] =
{
1, 0, cx,
0, 1, cy,
0, 0, 1
};
CvMat iT = cvMat( 3, 3, CV_64F, it );
cvMatMul( &iT, &H2, &H2 );
memcpy( E2.data.db, U.data.db + 6, sizeof(e2));
cvScale( &E2, &E2, e2[2] > 0 ? 1 : -1 );
double e2_x[] =
{
0, -e2[2], e2[1],
e2[2], 0, -e2[0],
-e2[1], e2[0], 0
};
double e2_111[] =
{
e2[0], e2[0], e2[0],
e2[1], e2[1], e2[1],
e2[2], e2[2], e2[2],
};
CvMat E2_x = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, e2_x);
CvMat E2_111 = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, e2_111);
cvMatMulAdd(&E2_x, &F, &E2_111, &H0 );
cvMatMul(&H2, &H0, &H0);
CvMat E1=cvMat(3, 1, CV_64F, V.data.db+6);
cvMatMul(&H0, &E1, &E1);
cvPerspectiveTransform( _m1, _m1, &H0 );
cvPerspectiveTransform( _m2, _m2, &H2 );
CvMat A = cvMat( 1, npoints, CV_64FC3, lines1 ), BxBy, B;
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double x[3] = {0};
CvMat X = cvMat( 3, 1, CV_64F, x );
cvConvertPointsHomogeneous( _m1, &A );
cvReshape( &A, &A, 1, npoints );
cvReshape( _m2, &BxBy, 1, npoints );
cvGetCol( &BxBy, &B, 0 );
cvSolve( &A, &B, &X, CV_SVD );
double ha[] =
{
x[0], x[1], x[2],
0, 1, 0,
0, 0, 1
};
CvMat Ha = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, ha);
cvMatMul( &Ha, &H0, &H1 );
cvPerspectiveTransform( _m1, _m1, &Ha );
if( mirror )
{
double mm[] = { -1, 0, cx*2, 0, -1, cy*2, 0, 0, 1 };
CvMat MM = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, mm);
cvMatMul( &MM, &H1, &H1 );
cvMatMul( &MM, &H2, &H2 );
}
cvConvert( &H1, _H1 );
cvConvert( &H2, _H2 );
return 1;
}
void cv::reprojectImageTo3D( InputArray _disparity,
OutputArray __3dImage, InputArray _Qmat,
bool handleMissingValues, int dtype )
{
CV_INSTRUMENT_REGION();
Mat disparity = _disparity.getMat(), Q = _Qmat.getMat();
int stype = disparity.type();
CV_Assert( stype == CV_8UC1 || stype == CV_16SC1 ||
stype == CV_32SC1 || stype == CV_32FC1 );
CV_Assert( Q.size() == Size(4,4) );
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if( dtype >= 0 )
dtype = CV_MAKETYPE(CV_MAT_DEPTH(dtype), 3);
if( __3dImage.fixedType() )
{
int dtype_ = __3dImage.type();
CV_Assert( dtype == -1 || dtype == dtype_ );
dtype = dtype_;
}
if( dtype < 0 )
dtype = CV_32FC3;
else
CV_Assert( dtype == CV_16SC3 || dtype == CV_32SC3 || dtype == CV_32FC3 );
__3dImage.create(disparity.size(), dtype);
Mat _3dImage = __3dImage.getMat();
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const float bigZ = 10000.f;
Matx44d _Q;
Q.convertTo(_Q, CV_64F);
int x, cols = disparity.cols;
CV_Assert( cols >= 0 );
std::vector<float> _sbuf(cols);
std::vector<Vec3f> _dbuf(cols);
float* sbuf = &_sbuf[0];
Vec3f* dbuf = &_dbuf[0];
double minDisparity = FLT_MAX;
// NOTE: here we quietly assume that at least one pixel in the disparity map is not defined.
// and we set the corresponding Z's to some fixed big value.
if( handleMissingValues )
cv::minMaxIdx( disparity, &minDisparity, 0, 0, 0 );
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for( int y = 0; y < disparity.rows; y++ )
{
float* sptr = sbuf;
Vec3f* dptr = dbuf;
if( stype == CV_8UC1 )
{
const uchar* sptr0 = disparity.ptr<uchar>(y);
for( x = 0; x < cols; x++ )
sptr[x] = (float)sptr0[x];
}
else if( stype == CV_16SC1 )
{
const short* sptr0 = disparity.ptr<short>(y);
for( x = 0; x < cols; x++ )
sptr[x] = (float)sptr0[x];
}
else if( stype == CV_32SC1 )
{
const int* sptr0 = disparity.ptr<int>(y);
for( x = 0; x < cols; x++ )
sptr[x] = (float)sptr0[x];
}
else
sptr = disparity.ptr<float>(y);
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if( dtype == CV_32FC3 )
dptr = _3dImage.ptr<Vec3f>(y);
for( x = 0; x < cols; x++)
{
double d = sptr[x];
Vec4d homg_pt = _Q*Vec4d(x, y, d, 1.0);
dptr[x] = Vec3d(homg_pt.val);
dptr[x] /= homg_pt[3];
if( fabs(d-minDisparity) <= FLT_EPSILON )
dptr[x][2] = bigZ;
}
if( dtype == CV_16SC3 )
{
Vec3s* dptr0 = _3dImage.ptr<Vec3s>(y);
for( x = 0; x < cols; x++ )
{
dptr0[x] = dptr[x];
}
}
else if( dtype == CV_32SC3 )
{
Vec3i* dptr0 = _3dImage.ptr<Vec3i>(y);
for( x = 0; x < cols; x++ )
{
dptr0[x] = dptr[x];
}
}
}
}
void cvReprojectImageTo3D( const CvArr* disparityImage,
CvArr* _3dImage, const CvMat* matQ,
int handleMissingValues )
{
cv::Mat disp = cv::cvarrToMat(disparityImage);
cv::Mat _3dimg = cv::cvarrToMat(_3dImage);
cv::Mat mq = cv::cvarrToMat(matQ);
CV_Assert( disp.size() == _3dimg.size() );
int dtype = _3dimg.type();
CV_Assert( dtype == CV_16SC3 || dtype == CV_32SC3 || dtype == CV_32FC3 );
cv::reprojectImageTo3D(disp, _3dimg, mq, handleMissingValues != 0, dtype );
}
CV_IMPL void
cvRQDecomp3x3( const CvMat *matrixM, CvMat *matrixR, CvMat *matrixQ,
CvMat *matrixQx, CvMat *matrixQy, CvMat *matrixQz,
CvPoint3D64f *eulerAngles)
{
double matM[3][3], matR[3][3], matQ[3][3];
CvMat M = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, matM);
CvMat R = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, matR);
CvMat Q = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, matQ);
double z, c, s;
/* Validate parameters. */
CV_Assert( CV_IS_MAT(matrixM) && CV_IS_MAT(matrixR) && CV_IS_MAT(matrixQ) &&
matrixM->cols == 3 && matrixM->rows == 3 &&
CV_ARE_SIZES_EQ(matrixM, matrixR) && CV_ARE_SIZES_EQ(matrixM, matrixQ));
cvConvert(matrixM, &M);
/* Find Givens rotation Q_x for x axis (left multiplication). */
/*
( 1 0 0 )
Qx = ( 0 c s ), c = m33/sqrt(m32^2 + m33^2), s = m32/sqrt(m32^2 + m33^2)
( 0 -s c )
*/
s = matM[2][1];
c = matM[2][2];
z = 1./std::sqrt(c * c + s * s + DBL_EPSILON);
c *= z;
s *= z;
double _Qx[3][3] = { {1, 0, 0}, {0, c, s}, {0, -s, c} };
CvMat Qx = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, _Qx);
cvMatMul(&M, &Qx, &R);
assert(fabs(matR[2][1]) < FLT_EPSILON);
matR[2][1] = 0;
/* Find Givens rotation for y axis. */
/*
( c 0 -s )
Qy = ( 0 1 0 ), c = m33/sqrt(m31^2 + m33^2), s = -m31/sqrt(m31^2 + m33^2)
( s 0 c )
*/
s = -matR[2][0];
c = matR[2][2];
z = 1./std::sqrt(c * c + s * s + DBL_EPSILON);
c *= z;
s *= z;
double _Qy[3][3] = { {c, 0, -s}, {0, 1, 0}, {s, 0, c} };
CvMat Qy = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, _Qy);
cvMatMul(&R, &Qy, &M);
assert(fabs(matM[2][0]) < FLT_EPSILON);
matM[2][0] = 0;
/* Find Givens rotation for z axis. */
/*
( c s 0 )
Qz = (-s c 0 ), c = m22/sqrt(m21^2 + m22^2), s = m21/sqrt(m21^2 + m22^2)
( 0 0 1 )
*/
s = matM[1][0];
c = matM[1][1];
z = 1./std::sqrt(c * c + s * s + DBL_EPSILON);
c *= z;
s *= z;
double _Qz[3][3] = { {c, s, 0}, {-s, c, 0}, {0, 0, 1} };
CvMat Qz = cvMat(3, 3, CV_64F, _Qz);
cvMatMul(&M, &Qz, &R);
assert(fabs(matR[1][0]) < FLT_EPSILON);
matR[1][0] = 0;
// Solve the decomposition ambiguity.
// Diagonal entries of R, except the last one, shall be positive.
// Further rotate R by 180 degree if necessary
if( matR[0][0] < 0 )
{
if( matR[1][1] < 0 )
{
// rotate around z for 180 degree, i.e. a rotation matrix of
// [-1, 0, 0],
// [ 0, -1, 0],
// [ 0, 0, 1]
matR[0][0] *= -1;
matR[0][1] *= -1;
matR[1][1] *= -1;
_Qz[0][0] *= -1;
_Qz[0][1] *= -1;
_Qz[1][0] *= -1;
_Qz[1][1] *= -1;
}
else
{
// rotate around y for 180 degree, i.e. a rotation matrix of
// [-1, 0, 0],
// [ 0, 1, 0],
// [ 0, 0, -1]
matR[0][0] *= -1;
matR[0][2] *= -1;
matR[1][2] *= -1;
matR[2][2] *= -1;
cvTranspose( &Qz, &Qz );
_Qy[0][0] *= -1;
_Qy[0][2] *= -1;
_Qy[2][0] *= -1;
_Qy[2][2] *= -1;
}
}
else if( matR[1][1] < 0 )
{
// ??? for some reason, we never get here ???
// rotate around x for 180 degree, i.e. a rotation matrix of
// [ 1, 0, 0],
// [ 0, -1, 0],
// [ 0, 0, -1]
matR[0][1] *= -1;
matR[0][2] *= -1;
matR[1][1] *= -1;
matR[1][2] *= -1;
matR[2][2] *= -1;
cvTranspose( &Qz, &Qz );
cvTranspose( &Qy, &Qy );
_Qx[1][1] *= -1;
_Qx[1][2] *= -1;
_Qx[2][1] *= -1;
_Qx[2][2] *= -1;
}
// calculate the euler angle
if( eulerAngles )
{
eulerAngles->x = acos(_Qx[1][1]) * (_Qx[1][2] >= 0 ? 1 : -1) * (180.0 / CV_PI);
eulerAngles->y = acos(_Qy[0][0]) * (_Qy[2][0] >= 0 ? 1 : -1) * (180.0 / CV_PI);
eulerAngles->z = acos(_Qz[0][0]) * (_Qz[0][1] >= 0 ? 1 : -1) * (180.0 / CV_PI);
}
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/* Calculate orthogonal matrix. */
/*
Q = QzT * QyT * QxT
*/
cvGEMM( &Qz, &Qy, 1, 0, 0, &M, CV_GEMM_A_T + CV_GEMM_B_T );
cvGEMM( &M, &Qx, 1, 0, 0, &Q, CV_GEMM_B_T );
/* Save R and Q matrices. */
cvConvert( &R, matrixR );
cvConvert( &Q, matrixQ );
if( matrixQx )
cvConvert(&Qx, matrixQx);
if( matrixQy )
cvConvert(&Qy, matrixQy);
if( matrixQz )
cvConvert(&Qz, matrixQz);
}
CV_IMPL void
cvDecomposeProjectionMatrix( const CvMat *projMatr, CvMat *calibMatr,
CvMat *rotMatr, CvMat *posVect,
CvMat *rotMatrX, CvMat *rotMatrY,
CvMat *rotMatrZ, CvPoint3D64f *eulerAngles)
{
double tmpProjMatrData[16], tmpMatrixDData[16], tmpMatrixVData[16];
CvMat tmpProjMatr = cvMat(4, 4, CV_64F, tmpProjMatrData);
CvMat tmpMatrixD = cvMat(4, 4, CV_64F, tmpMatrixDData);
CvMat tmpMatrixV = cvMat(4, 4, CV_64F, tmpMatrixVData);
CvMat tmpMatrixM;
/* Validate parameters. */
if(projMatr == 0 || calibMatr == 0 || rotMatr == 0 || posVect == 0)
CV_Error(CV_StsNullPtr, "Some of parameters is a NULL pointer!");
if(!CV_IS_MAT(projMatr) || !CV_IS_MAT(calibMatr) || !CV_IS_MAT(rotMatr) || !CV_IS_MAT(posVect))
CV_Error(CV_StsUnsupportedFormat, "Input parameters must be a matrices!");
if(projMatr->cols != 4 || projMatr->rows != 3)
CV_Error(CV_StsUnmatchedSizes, "Size of projection matrix must be 3x4!");
if(calibMatr->cols != 3 || calibMatr->rows != 3 || rotMatr->cols != 3 || rotMatr->rows != 3)
CV_Error(CV_StsUnmatchedSizes, "Size of calibration and rotation matrices must be 3x3!");
if(posVect->cols != 1 || posVect->rows != 4)
CV_Error(CV_StsUnmatchedSizes, "Size of position vector must be 4x1!");
/* Compute position vector. */
cvSetZero(&tmpProjMatr); // Add zero row to make matrix square.
int i, k;
for(i = 0; i < 3; i++)
for(k = 0; k < 4; k++)
cvmSet(&tmpProjMatr, i, k, cvmGet(projMatr, i, k));
cvSVD(&tmpProjMatr, &tmpMatrixD, NULL, &tmpMatrixV, CV_SVD_MODIFY_A + CV_SVD_V_T);
/* Save position vector. */
for(i = 0; i < 4; i++)
cvmSet(posVect, i, 0, cvmGet(&tmpMatrixV, 3, i)); // Solution is last row of V.
/* Compute calibration and rotation matrices via RQ decomposition. */
cvGetCols(projMatr, &tmpMatrixM, 0, 3); // M is first square matrix of P.
CV_Assert(cvDet(&tmpMatrixM) != 0.0); // So far only finite cameras could be decomposed, so M has to be nonsingular [det(M) != 0].
cvRQDecomp3x3(&tmpMatrixM, calibMatr, rotMatr, rotMatrX, rotMatrY, rotMatrZ, eulerAngles);
}
namespace cv
{
static void collectCalibrationData( InputArrayOfArrays objectPoints,
InputArrayOfArrays imagePoints1,
InputArrayOfArrays imagePoints2,
int iFixedPoint,
Mat& objPtMat, Mat& imgPtMat1, Mat* imgPtMat2,
Mat& npoints )
{
int nimages = (int)objectPoints.total();
int i, j = 0, ni = 0, total = 0;
CV_Assert(nimages > 0 && nimages == (int)imagePoints1.total() &&
(!imgPtMat2 || nimages == (int)imagePoints2.total()));
for( i = 0; i < nimages; i++ )
{
Mat objectPoint = objectPoints.getMat(i);
if (objectPoint.empty())
CV_Error(CV_StsBadSize, "objectPoints should not contain empty vector of vectors of points");
ni = objectPoint.checkVector(3, CV_32F);
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if( ni <= 0 )
CV_Error(CV_StsUnsupportedFormat, "objectPoints should contain vector of vectors of points of type Point3f");
Mat imagePoint1 = imagePoints1.getMat(i);
if (imagePoint1.empty())
CV_Error(CV_StsBadSize, "imagePoints1 should not contain empty vector of vectors of points");
int ni1 = imagePoint1.checkVector(2, CV_32F);
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if( ni1 <= 0 )
CV_Error(CV_StsUnsupportedFormat, "imagePoints1 should contain vector of vectors of points of type Point2f");
CV_Assert( ni == ni1 );
total += ni;
}
npoints.create(1, (int)nimages, CV_32S);
objPtMat.create(1, (int)total, CV_32FC3);
imgPtMat1.create(1, (int)total, CV_32FC2);
Point2f* imgPtData2 = 0;
if( imgPtMat2 )
{
imgPtMat2->create(1, (int)total, CV_32FC2);
imgPtData2 = imgPtMat2->ptr<Point2f>();
}
Point3f* objPtData = objPtMat.ptr<Point3f>();
Point2f* imgPtData1 = imgPtMat1.ptr<Point2f>();
for( i = 0; i < nimages; i++, j += ni )
{
Mat objpt = objectPoints.getMat(i);
Mat imgpt1 = imagePoints1.getMat(i);
ni = objpt.checkVector(3, CV_32F);
npoints.at<int>(i) = ni;
for (int n = 0; n < ni; ++n)
{
objPtData[j + n] = objpt.ptr<Point3f>()[n];
imgPtData1[j + n] = imgpt1.ptr<Point2f>()[n];
}
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if( imgPtData2 )
{
Mat imgpt2 = imagePoints2.getMat(i);
int ni2 = imgpt2.checkVector(2, CV_32F);
CV_Assert( ni == ni2 );
for (int n = 0; n < ni2; ++n)
{
imgPtData2[j + n] = imgpt2.ptr<Point2f>()[n];
}
}
}
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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ni = npoints.at<int>(0);
bool releaseObject = iFixedPoint > 0 && iFixedPoint < ni - 1;
// check object points. If not qualified, report errors.
if( releaseObject )
{
for( i = 1; i < nimages; i++ )
{
if( npoints.at<int>(i) != ni )
{
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "All objectPoints[i].size() should be equal when "
"object-releasing method is requested." );
}
Mat ocmp = objPtMat.colRange(ni * i, ni * i + ni) != objPtMat.colRange(0, ni);
ocmp = ocmp.reshape(1);
if( countNonZero(ocmp) )
{
CV_Error( CV_StsBadArg, "All objectPoints[i] should be identical when object-releasing"
" method is requested." );
}
}
}
}
static void collectCalibrationData( InputArrayOfArrays objectPoints,
InputArrayOfArrays imagePoints1,
InputArrayOfArrays imagePoints2,
Mat& objPtMat, Mat& imgPtMat1, Mat* imgPtMat2,
Mat& npoints )
{
collectCalibrationData( objectPoints, imagePoints1, imagePoints2, -1, objPtMat, imgPtMat1,
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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imgPtMat2, npoints );
}
static Mat prepareCameraMatrix(Mat& cameraMatrix0, int rtype, int flags)
{
Mat cameraMatrix = Mat::eye(3, 3, rtype);
if( cameraMatrix0.size() == cameraMatrix.size() )
cameraMatrix0.convertTo(cameraMatrix, rtype);
else if( flags & CALIB_USE_INTRINSIC_GUESS )
CV_Error(Error::StsBadArg, "CALIB_USE_INTRINSIC_GUESS flag is set, but the camera matrix is not 3x3");
return cameraMatrix;
}
static Mat prepareDistCoeffs(Mat& distCoeffs0, int rtype, int outputSize = 14)
{
CV_Assert((int)distCoeffs0.total() <= outputSize);
Mat distCoeffs = Mat::zeros(distCoeffs0.cols == 1 ? Size(1, outputSize) : Size(outputSize, 1), rtype);
if( distCoeffs0.size() == Size(1, 4) ||
distCoeffs0.size() == Size(1, 5) ||
distCoeffs0.size() == Size(1, 8) ||
distCoeffs0.size() == Size(1, 12) ||
distCoeffs0.size() == Size(1, 14) ||
distCoeffs0.size() == Size(4, 1) ||
distCoeffs0.size() == Size(5, 1) ||
distCoeffs0.size() == Size(8, 1) ||
distCoeffs0.size() == Size(12, 1) ||
distCoeffs0.size() == Size(14, 1) )
{
Mat dstCoeffs(distCoeffs, Rect(0, 0, distCoeffs0.cols, distCoeffs0.rows));
distCoeffs0.convertTo(dstCoeffs, rtype);
}
return distCoeffs;
}
} // namespace cv
void cv::Rodrigues(InputArray _src, OutputArray _dst, OutputArray _jacobian)
{
CV_INSTRUMENT_REGION();
Mat src = _src.getMat();
bool v2m = src.cols == 1 || src.rows == 1;
_dst.create(3, v2m ? 3 : 1, src.depth());
Mat dst = _dst.getMat();
CvMat _csrc = cvMat(src), _cdst = cvMat(dst), _cjacobian;
if( _jacobian.needed() )
{
_jacobian.create(v2m ? Size(9, 3) : Size(3, 9), src.depth());
_cjacobian = cvMat(_jacobian.getMat());
}
bool ok = cvRodrigues2(&_csrc, &_cdst, _jacobian.needed() ? &_cjacobian : 0) > 0;
if( !ok )
dst = Scalar(0);
}
void cv::matMulDeriv( InputArray _Amat, InputArray _Bmat,
OutputArray _dABdA, OutputArray _dABdB )
{
CV_INSTRUMENT_REGION();
Mat A = _Amat.getMat(), B = _Bmat.getMat();
_dABdA.create(A.rows*B.cols, A.rows*A.cols, A.type());
_dABdB.create(A.rows*B.cols, B.rows*B.cols, A.type());
Mat dABdA = _dABdA.getMat(), dABdB = _dABdB.getMat();
CvMat matA = cvMat(A), matB = cvMat(B), c_dABdA = cvMat(dABdA), c_dABdB = cvMat(dABdB);
cvCalcMatMulDeriv(&matA, &matB, &c_dABdA, &c_dABdB);
}
void cv::composeRT( InputArray _rvec1, InputArray _tvec1,
InputArray _rvec2, InputArray _tvec2,
OutputArray _rvec3, OutputArray _tvec3,
OutputArray _dr3dr1, OutputArray _dr3dt1,
OutputArray _dr3dr2, OutputArray _dr3dt2,
OutputArray _dt3dr1, OutputArray _dt3dt1,
OutputArray _dt3dr2, OutputArray _dt3dt2 )
{
Mat rvec1 = _rvec1.getMat(), tvec1 = _tvec1.getMat();
Mat rvec2 = _rvec2.getMat(), tvec2 = _tvec2.getMat();
int rtype = rvec1.type();
_rvec3.create(rvec1.size(), rtype);
_tvec3.create(tvec1.size(), rtype);
Mat rvec3 = _rvec3.getMat(), tvec3 = _tvec3.getMat();
CvMat c_rvec1 = cvMat(rvec1), c_tvec1 = cvMat(tvec1), c_rvec2 = cvMat(rvec2),
c_tvec2 = cvMat(tvec2), c_rvec3 = cvMat(rvec3), c_tvec3 = cvMat(tvec3);
CvMat c_dr3dr1, c_dr3dt1, c_dr3dr2, c_dr3dt2, c_dt3dr1, c_dt3dt1, c_dt3dr2, c_dt3dt2;
CvMat *p_dr3dr1=0, *p_dr3dt1=0, *p_dr3dr2=0, *p_dr3dt2=0, *p_dt3dr1=0, *p_dt3dt1=0, *p_dt3dr2=0, *p_dt3dt2=0;
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#define CV_COMPOSE_RT_PARAM(name) \
Mat name; \
if (_ ## name.needed())\
{ \
_ ## name.create(3, 3, rtype); \
name = _ ## name.getMat(); \
p_ ## name = &(c_ ## name = cvMat(name)); \
}
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CV_COMPOSE_RT_PARAM(dr3dr1); CV_COMPOSE_RT_PARAM(dr3dt1);
CV_COMPOSE_RT_PARAM(dr3dr2); CV_COMPOSE_RT_PARAM(dr3dt2);
CV_COMPOSE_RT_PARAM(dt3dr1); CV_COMPOSE_RT_PARAM(dt3dt1);
CV_COMPOSE_RT_PARAM(dt3dr2); CV_COMPOSE_RT_PARAM(dt3dt2);
#undef CV_COMPOSE_RT_PARAM
cvComposeRT(&c_rvec1, &c_tvec1, &c_rvec2, &c_tvec2, &c_rvec3, &c_tvec3,
p_dr3dr1, p_dr3dt1, p_dr3dr2, p_dr3dt2,
p_dt3dr1, p_dt3dt1, p_dt3dr2, p_dt3dt2);
}
void cv::projectPoints( InputArray _opoints,
InputArray _rvec,
InputArray _tvec,
InputArray _cameraMatrix,
InputArray _distCoeffs,
OutputArray _ipoints,
OutputArray _jacobian,
double aspectRatio )
{
Mat opoints = _opoints.getMat();
int npoints = opoints.checkVector(3), depth = opoints.depth();
if (npoints < 0)
opoints = opoints.t();
npoints = opoints.checkVector(3);
CV_Assert(npoints >= 0 && (depth == CV_32F || depth == CV_64F));
if (opoints.cols == 3)
opoints = opoints.reshape(3);
CvMat dpdrot, dpdt, dpdf, dpdc, dpddist;
CvMat *pdpdrot=0, *pdpdt=0, *pdpdf=0, *pdpdc=0, *pdpddist=0;
CV_Assert( _ipoints.needed() );
_ipoints.create(npoints, 1, CV_MAKETYPE(depth, 2), -1, true);
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Mat imagePoints = _ipoints.getMat();
CvMat c_imagePoints = cvMat(imagePoints);
CvMat c_objectPoints = cvMat(opoints);
Mat cameraMatrix = _cameraMatrix.getMat();
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Mat rvec = _rvec.getMat(), tvec = _tvec.getMat();
CvMat c_cameraMatrix = cvMat(cameraMatrix);
CvMat c_rvec = cvMat(rvec), c_tvec = cvMat(tvec);
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double dc0buf[5]={0};
Mat dc0(5,1,CV_64F,dc0buf);
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Mat distCoeffs = _distCoeffs.getMat();
if( distCoeffs.empty() )
distCoeffs = dc0;
CvMat c_distCoeffs = cvMat(distCoeffs);
int ndistCoeffs = distCoeffs.rows + distCoeffs.cols - 1;
Mat jacobian;
if( _jacobian.needed() )
{
_jacobian.create(npoints*2, 3+3+2+2+ndistCoeffs, CV_64F);
jacobian = _jacobian.getMat();
pdpdrot = &(dpdrot = cvMat(jacobian.colRange(0, 3)));
pdpdt = &(dpdt = cvMat(jacobian.colRange(3, 6)));
pdpdf = &(dpdf = cvMat(jacobian.colRange(6, 8)));
pdpdc = &(dpdc = cvMat(jacobian.colRange(8, 10)));
pdpddist = &(dpddist = cvMat(jacobian.colRange(10, 10+ndistCoeffs)));
}
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cvProjectPoints2( &c_objectPoints, &c_rvec, &c_tvec, &c_cameraMatrix, &c_distCoeffs,
&c_imagePoints, pdpdrot, pdpdt, pdpdf, pdpdc, pdpddist, aspectRatio );
}
cv::Mat cv::initCameraMatrix2D( InputArrayOfArrays objectPoints,
InputArrayOfArrays imagePoints,
Size imageSize, double aspectRatio )
{
CV_INSTRUMENT_REGION();
Mat objPt, imgPt, npoints, cameraMatrix(3, 3, CV_64F);
collectCalibrationData( objectPoints, imagePoints, noArray(),
objPt, imgPt, 0, npoints );
CvMat _objPt = cvMat(objPt), _imgPt = cvMat(imgPt), _npoints = cvMat(npoints), _cameraMatrix = cvMat(cameraMatrix);
cvInitIntrinsicParams2D( &_objPt, &_imgPt, &_npoints,
cvSize(imageSize), &_cameraMatrix, aspectRatio );
return cameraMatrix;
}
double cv::calibrateCamera( InputArrayOfArrays _objectPoints,
InputArrayOfArrays _imagePoints,
Size imageSize, InputOutputArray _cameraMatrix, InputOutputArray _distCoeffs,
OutputArrayOfArrays _rvecs, OutputArrayOfArrays _tvecs, int flags, TermCriteria criteria )
{
CV_INSTRUMENT_REGION();
return calibrateCamera(_objectPoints, _imagePoints, imageSize, _cameraMatrix, _distCoeffs,
_rvecs, _tvecs, noArray(), noArray(), noArray(), flags, criteria);
}
double cv::calibrateCamera(InputArrayOfArrays _objectPoints,
InputArrayOfArrays _imagePoints,
Size imageSize, InputOutputArray _cameraMatrix, InputOutputArray _distCoeffs,
OutputArrayOfArrays _rvecs, OutputArrayOfArrays _tvecs,
OutputArray stdDeviationsIntrinsics,
OutputArray stdDeviationsExtrinsics,
OutputArray _perViewErrors, int flags, TermCriteria criteria )
{
CV_INSTRUMENT_REGION();
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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return calibrateCameraRO(_objectPoints, _imagePoints, imageSize, -1, _cameraMatrix, _distCoeffs,
_rvecs, _tvecs, noArray(), stdDeviationsIntrinsics, stdDeviationsExtrinsics,
noArray(), _perViewErrors, flags, criteria);
}
double cv::calibrateCameraRO(InputArrayOfArrays _objectPoints,
InputArrayOfArrays _imagePoints,
Size imageSize, int iFixedPoint, InputOutputArray _cameraMatrix,
InputOutputArray _distCoeffs,
OutputArrayOfArrays _rvecs, OutputArrayOfArrays _tvecs,
OutputArray newObjPoints,
int flags, TermCriteria criteria)
{
CV_INSTRUMENT_REGION();
return calibrateCameraRO(_objectPoints, _imagePoints, imageSize, iFixedPoint, _cameraMatrix,
_distCoeffs, _rvecs, _tvecs, newObjPoints, noArray(), noArray(),
noArray(), noArray(), flags, criteria);
}
double cv::calibrateCameraRO(InputArrayOfArrays _objectPoints,
InputArrayOfArrays _imagePoints,
Size imageSize, int iFixedPoint, InputOutputArray _cameraMatrix,
InputOutputArray _distCoeffs,
OutputArrayOfArrays _rvecs, OutputArrayOfArrays _tvecs,
OutputArray newObjPoints,
OutputArray stdDeviationsIntrinsics,
OutputArray stdDeviationsExtrinsics,
OutputArray stdDeviationsObjPoints,
OutputArray _perViewErrors, int flags, TermCriteria criteria )
{
CV_INSTRUMENT_REGION();
int rtype = CV_64F;
CV_Assert( _cameraMatrix.needed() );
CV_Assert( _distCoeffs.needed() );
Mat cameraMatrix = _cameraMatrix.getMat();
cameraMatrix = prepareCameraMatrix(cameraMatrix, rtype, flags);
Mat distCoeffs = _distCoeffs.getMat();
distCoeffs = (flags & CALIB_THIN_PRISM_MODEL) && !(flags & CALIB_TILTED_MODEL) ? prepareDistCoeffs(distCoeffs, rtype, 12) :
prepareDistCoeffs(distCoeffs, rtype);
if( !(flags & CALIB_RATIONAL_MODEL) &&
(!(flags & CALIB_THIN_PRISM_MODEL)) &&
(!(flags & CALIB_TILTED_MODEL)))
distCoeffs = distCoeffs.rows == 1 ? distCoeffs.colRange(0, 5) : distCoeffs.rowRange(0, 5);
int nimages = int(_objectPoints.total());
CV_Assert( nimages > 0 );
Mat objPt, imgPt, npoints, rvecM, tvecM, stdDeviationsM, errorsM;
bool rvecs_needed = _rvecs.needed(), tvecs_needed = _tvecs.needed(),
stddev_needed = stdDeviationsIntrinsics.needed(), errors_needed = _perViewErrors.needed(),
stddev_ext_needed = stdDeviationsExtrinsics.needed();
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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bool newobj_needed = newObjPoints.needed();
bool stddev_obj_needed = stdDeviationsObjPoints.needed();
bool rvecs_mat_vec = _rvecs.isMatVector();
bool tvecs_mat_vec = _tvecs.isMatVector();
if( rvecs_needed )
{
_rvecs.create(nimages, 1, CV_64FC3);
if(rvecs_mat_vec)
rvecM.create(nimages, 3, CV_64F);
else
rvecM = _rvecs.getMat();
}
if( tvecs_needed )
{
_tvecs.create(nimages, 1, CV_64FC3);
if(tvecs_mat_vec)
tvecM.create(nimages, 3, CV_64F);
else
tvecM = _tvecs.getMat();
}
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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collectCalibrationData( _objectPoints, _imagePoints, noArray(), iFixedPoint,
objPt, imgPt, 0, npoints );
bool releaseObject = iFixedPoint > 0 && iFixedPoint < npoints.at<int>(0) - 1;
newobj_needed = newobj_needed && releaseObject;
int np = npoints.at<int>( 0 );
Mat newObjPt;
if( newobj_needed ) {
newObjPoints.create( 1, np, CV_32FC3 );
newObjPt = newObjPoints.getMat();
}
stddev_obj_needed = stddev_obj_needed && releaseObject;
bool stddev_any_needed = stddev_needed || stddev_ext_needed || stddev_obj_needed;
if( stddev_any_needed )
{
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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if( releaseObject )
stdDeviationsM.create(nimages*6 + CV_CALIB_NINTRINSIC + np * 3, 1, CV_64F);
else
stdDeviationsM.create(nimages*6 + CV_CALIB_NINTRINSIC, 1, CV_64F);
}
if( errors_needed )
{
_perViewErrors.create(nimages, 1, CV_64F);
errorsM = _perViewErrors.getMat();
}
CvMat c_objPt = cvMat(objPt), c_imgPt = cvMat(imgPt), c_npoints = cvMat(npoints);
CvMat c_cameraMatrix = cvMat(cameraMatrix), c_distCoeffs = cvMat(distCoeffs);
CvMat c_rvecM = cvMat(rvecM), c_tvecM = cvMat(tvecM), c_stdDev = cvMat(stdDeviationsM), c_errors = cvMat(errorsM);
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
2018-10-26 00:38:55 +08:00
CvMat c_newObjPt = cvMat( newObjPt );
double reprojErr = cvCalibrateCamera2Internal(&c_objPt, &c_imgPt, &c_npoints, cvSize(imageSize),
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
2018-10-26 00:38:55 +08:00
iFixedPoint,
&c_cameraMatrix, &c_distCoeffs,
rvecs_needed ? &c_rvecM : NULL,
tvecs_needed ? &c_tvecM : NULL,
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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newobj_needed ? &c_newObjPt : NULL,
stddev_any_needed ? &c_stdDev : NULL,
errors_needed ? &c_errors : NULL, flags, cvTermCriteria(criteria));
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
2018-10-26 00:38:55 +08:00
if( newobj_needed )
newObjPt.copyTo(newObjPoints);
if( stddev_needed )
{
stdDeviationsIntrinsics.create(CV_CALIB_NINTRINSIC, 1, CV_64F);
Mat stdDeviationsIntrinsicsMat = stdDeviationsIntrinsics.getMat();
std::memcpy(stdDeviationsIntrinsicsMat.ptr(), stdDeviationsM.ptr(),
CV_CALIB_NINTRINSIC*sizeof(double));
}
if ( stddev_ext_needed )
{
stdDeviationsExtrinsics.create(nimages*6, 1, CV_64F);
Mat stdDeviationsExtrinsicsMat = stdDeviationsExtrinsics.getMat();
std::memcpy(stdDeviationsExtrinsicsMat.ptr(),
stdDeviationsM.ptr() + CV_CALIB_NINTRINSIC*sizeof(double),
nimages*6*sizeof(double));
}
2012-03-19 01:28:44 +08:00
Merge pull request #12772 from xoox:calib-release-object More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target (#12772) 43 commits: * Add derivatives with respect to object points Add an output parameter to calculate derivatives of image points with respect to 3D coordinates of object points. The output jacobian matrix is a 2Nx3N matrix where N is the number of points. This commit introduces incompatibility to old function signature. * Set zero for dpdo matrix before using dpdo is a sparse matrix with only non-zero value close to major diagonal. Set it to zero because only elements near major diagonal are computed. * Add jacobian columns to projectPoints() The output jacobian matrix of derivatives with respect to coordinates of 3D object points are added. This might break callers who assume the columns of jacobian matrix. * Adapt test code to updated project functions The test cases for projectPoints() and cvProjectPoints2() are updated to fit new function signatures. * Add accuracy test code for dpdo * Add badarg test for dpdo * Add new enum item for new calibration method CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT is used to whether to release 3D coordinates of object points. The method was proposed in: K. H. Strobl and G. Hirzinger. "More Accurate Pinhole Camera Calibration with Imperfect Planar Target". In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2011), 1st IEEE Workshop on Challenges and Opportunities in Robot Perception, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 1068-1075, November 2011. * Add releasing object method into internal function It's a simple extension of the standard calibration scheme. We choose to fix the first and last object point and a user-selected fixed point. * Add interfaces for extended calibration method * Refine document for calibrateCamera() When releasing object points, only the z coordinates of the objectPoints[0].back is fixed. * Add link to strobl2011iccv paper * Improve documentation for calibrateCamera() * Add implementations of wrapping calibrateCamera() * Add checking for params of new calibration method If input parameters are not qualified, then fall back to standard calibration method. * Add camera calibration method of releasing object The current implementation is equal to or better than https://github.com/xoox/calibrel * Update doc for CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT CALIB_USE_QR or CALIB_USE_LU could be used for faster calibration with potentially less precise and less stable in some rare cases. * Add RELEASE_OBJECT calibration to tutorial code To select the calibration method of releasing object points, a command line parameter `-d=<number>` should be provided. * Update tutorial doc for camera_calibration If the method of releasing object points is merged into OpenCV. It will be expected to be firstly released in 4.1, I think. * Reduce epsilon for cornerSubPix() Epsilon of 0.1 is a bigger one. Preciser corner positions are required with calibration method of releasing object. * Refine camera calibration tutorial The hypothesis coordinates are used to indicate which distance must be measured between two specified object points. * Update sample calibration code method selection Similar to camera_calibration tutorial application, a command line argument `-dt=<number>` is used to select the calibration method. * Add guard to flags of cvCalibrateCamera2() cvCalibrateCamera2() doesn't accept CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT unless overload interface is added in the future. * Simplify fallback when iFixedPoint is out of range * Refactor projectPoints() to keep compatibilities * Fix arg string "Bad rvecs header" * Read calibration flags from test data files Instead of being hard coded into source file, the calibration flags will be read from test data files. opencv_extra/testdata/cv/cameracalibration/calib?.dat must be sync with the test code. * Add new C interface of cvCalibrateCamera4() With this new added C interface, the extended calibration method with CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT can be called by C API. * Add regression test of extended calibration method It has been tested with new added test data in xoox:calib-release-object branch of opencv_extra. * Fix assertion in test_cameracalibration.cpp The total number of refined 3D object coordinates is checked. * Add checker for iFixedPoint in cvCalibrateCamera4 If iFixedPoint is out of rational range, fall back to standard method. * Fix documentation for overloaded calibrateCamera() * Remove calibration flag of CALIB_RELEASE_OBJECT The method selection is based on the range of the index of fixed point. For minus values, standard calibration method will be chosen. Values in a rational range will make the object-releasing calibration method selected. * Use new interfaces instead of function overload Existing interfaces are preserved and new interfaces are added. Since most part of the code base are shared, calibrateCamera() is now a wrapper function of calibrateCameraRO(). * Fix exported name of calibrateCameraRO() * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() The circumstances where this method is mostly helpful are described. * Add note on the rigidity of the calibration target * Update documentation for calibrateCameraRO() It is clarified that iFixedPoint is used as a switch to select calibration method. If input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown instead of fallback scheme. * Clarify iFixedPoint as switch and remove fallback iFixedPoint is now used as a switch for calibration method selection. No fallback scheme is utilized anymore. If the input data are not qualified, exceptions will be thrown. * Add badarg test for object-releasing method * Fix document format of sample list List items of same level should be indented the same way. Otherwise they will be formatted as nested lists by Doxygen. * Add brief intro for objectPoints and imagePoints * Sync tutorial to sample calibration code * Update tutorial compatibility version to 4.0
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if( stddev_obj_needed )
{
stdDeviationsObjPoints.create( np * 3, 1, CV_64F );
Mat stdDeviationsObjPointsMat = stdDeviationsObjPoints.getMat();
std::memcpy( stdDeviationsObjPointsMat.ptr(), stdDeviationsM.ptr()
+ ( CV_CALIB_NINTRINSIC + nimages * 6 ) * sizeof( double ),
np * 3 * sizeof( double ) );
}
// overly complicated and inefficient rvec/ tvec handling to support vector<Mat>
for(int i = 0; i < nimages; i++ )
{
if( rvecs_needed && rvecs_mat_vec)
{
_rvecs.create(3, 1, CV_64F, i, true);
Mat rv = _rvecs.getMat(i);
memcpy(rv.ptr(), rvecM.ptr(i), 3*sizeof(double));
}
if( tvecs_needed && tvecs_mat_vec)
{
_tvecs.create(3, 1, CV_64F, i, true);
Mat tv = _tvecs.getMat(i);
memcpy(tv.ptr(), tvecM.ptr(i), 3*sizeof(double));
}
}
cameraMatrix.copyTo(_cameraMatrix);
distCoeffs.copyTo(_distCoeffs);
return reprojErr;
}
void cv::calibrationMatrixValues( InputArray _cameraMatrix, Size imageSize,
double apertureWidth, double apertureHeight,
double& fovx, double& fovy, double& focalLength,
Point2d& principalPoint, double& aspectRatio )
{
CV_INSTRUMENT_REGION();
if(_cameraMatrix.size() != Size(3, 3))
CV_Error(CV_StsUnmatchedSizes, "Size of cameraMatrix must be 3x3!");
Matx33d K = _cameraMatrix.getMat();
CV_DbgAssert(imageSize.width != 0 && imageSize.height != 0 && K(0, 0) != 0.0 && K(1, 1) != 0.0);
/* Calculate pixel aspect ratio. */
aspectRatio = K(1, 1) / K(0, 0);
/* Calculate number of pixel per realworld unit. */
double mx, my;
if(apertureWidth != 0.0 && apertureHeight != 0.0) {
mx = imageSize.width / apertureWidth;
my = imageSize.height / apertureHeight;
} else {
mx = 1.0;
my = aspectRatio;
}
/* Calculate fovx and fovy. */
fovx = atan2(K(0, 2), K(0, 0)) + atan2(imageSize.width - K(0, 2), K(0, 0));
fovy = atan2(K(1, 2), K(1, 1)) + atan2(imageSize.height - K(1, 2), K(1, 1));
fovx *= 180.0 / CV_PI;
fovy *= 180.0 / CV_PI;
/* Calculate focal length. */
focalLength = K(0, 0) / mx;
/* Calculate principle point. */
principalPoint = Point2d(K(0, 2) / mx, K(1, 2) / my);
}
double cv::stereoCalibrate( InputArrayOfArrays _objectPoints,
InputArrayOfArrays _imagePoints1,
InputArrayOfArrays _imagePoints2,
InputOutputArray _cameraMatrix1, InputOutputArray _distCoeffs1,
InputOutputArray _cameraMatrix2, InputOutputArray _distCoeffs2,
Size imageSize, OutputArray _Rmat, OutputArray _Tmat,
OutputArray _Emat, OutputArray _Fmat, int flags,
TermCriteria criteria)
{
if (flags & CALIB_USE_EXTRINSIC_GUESS)
CV_Error(Error::StsBadFlag, "stereoCalibrate does not support CALIB_USE_EXTRINSIC_GUESS.");
Mat Rmat, Tmat;
double ret = stereoCalibrate(_objectPoints, _imagePoints1, _imagePoints2, _cameraMatrix1, _distCoeffs1,
_cameraMatrix2, _distCoeffs2, imageSize, Rmat, Tmat, _Emat, _Fmat,
noArray(), flags, criteria);
Rmat.copyTo(_Rmat);
Tmat.copyTo(_Tmat);
return ret;
}
double cv::stereoCalibrate( InputArrayOfArrays _objectPoints,
InputArrayOfArrays _imagePoints1,
InputArrayOfArrays _imagePoints2,
InputOutputArray _cameraMatrix1, InputOutputArray _distCoeffs1,
InputOutputArray _cameraMatrix2, InputOutputArray _distCoeffs2,
Size imageSize, InputOutputArray _Rmat, InputOutputArray _Tmat,
OutputArray _Emat, OutputArray _Fmat,
OutputArray _perViewErrors, int flags ,
TermCriteria criteria)
{
int rtype = CV_64F;
Mat cameraMatrix1 = _cameraMatrix1.getMat();
Mat cameraMatrix2 = _cameraMatrix2.getMat();
Mat distCoeffs1 = _distCoeffs1.getMat();
Mat distCoeffs2 = _distCoeffs2.getMat();
cameraMatrix1 = prepareCameraMatrix(cameraMatrix1, rtype, flags);
cameraMatrix2 = prepareCameraMatrix(cameraMatrix2, rtype, flags);
distCoeffs1 = prepareDistCoeffs(distCoeffs1, rtype);
distCoeffs2 = prepareDistCoeffs(distCoeffs2, rtype);
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if( !(flags & CALIB_RATIONAL_MODEL) &&
(!(flags & CALIB_THIN_PRISM_MODEL)) &&
(!(flags & CALIB_TILTED_MODEL)))
{
distCoeffs1 = distCoeffs1.rows == 1 ? distCoeffs1.colRange(0, 5) : distCoeffs1.rowRange(0, 5);
distCoeffs2 = distCoeffs2.rows == 1 ? distCoeffs2.colRange(0, 5) : distCoeffs2.rowRange(0, 5);
}
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if((flags & CALIB_USE_EXTRINSIC_GUESS) == 0)
{
_Rmat.create(3, 3, rtype);
_Tmat.create(3, 1, rtype);
}
Mat objPt, imgPt, imgPt2, npoints;
collectCalibrationData( _objectPoints, _imagePoints1, _imagePoints2,
objPt, imgPt, &imgPt2, npoints );
CvMat c_objPt = cvMat(objPt), c_imgPt = cvMat(imgPt), c_imgPt2 = cvMat(imgPt2), c_npoints = cvMat(npoints);
CvMat c_cameraMatrix1 = cvMat(cameraMatrix1), c_distCoeffs1 = cvMat(distCoeffs1);
CvMat c_cameraMatrix2 = cvMat(cameraMatrix2), c_distCoeffs2 = cvMat(distCoeffs2);
Mat matR_ = _Rmat.getMat(), matT_ = _Tmat.getMat();
CvMat c_matR = cvMat(matR_), c_matT = cvMat(matT_), c_matE, c_matF, c_matErr;
bool E_needed = _Emat.needed(), F_needed = _Fmat.needed(), errors_needed = _perViewErrors.needed();
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Mat matE_, matF_, matErr_;
if( E_needed )
{
_Emat.create(3, 3, rtype);
matE_ = _Emat.getMat();
c_matE = cvMat(matE_);
}
if( F_needed )
{
_Fmat.create(3, 3, rtype);
matF_ = _Fmat.getMat();
c_matF = cvMat(matF_);
}
if( errors_needed )
{
int nimages = int(_objectPoints.total());
_perViewErrors.create(nimages, 2, CV_64F);
matErr_ = _perViewErrors.getMat();
c_matErr = cvMat(matErr_);
}
double err = cvStereoCalibrateImpl(&c_objPt, &c_imgPt, &c_imgPt2, &c_npoints, &c_cameraMatrix1,
&c_distCoeffs1, &c_cameraMatrix2, &c_distCoeffs2, cvSize(imageSize), &c_matR,
&c_matT, E_needed ? &c_matE : NULL, F_needed ? &c_matF : NULL,
errors_needed ? &c_matErr : NULL, flags, cvTermCriteria(criteria));
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cameraMatrix1.copyTo(_cameraMatrix1);
cameraMatrix2.copyTo(_cameraMatrix2);
distCoeffs1.copyTo(_distCoeffs1);
distCoeffs2.copyTo(_distCoeffs2);
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return err;
}
void cv::stereoRectify( InputArray _cameraMatrix1, InputArray _distCoeffs1,
InputArray _cameraMatrix2, InputArray _distCoeffs2,
Size imageSize, InputArray _Rmat, InputArray _Tmat,
OutputArray _Rmat1, OutputArray _Rmat2,
OutputArray _Pmat1, OutputArray _Pmat2,
OutputArray _Qmat, int flags,
double alpha, Size newImageSize,
Rect* validPixROI1, Rect* validPixROI2 )
{
Mat cameraMatrix1 = _cameraMatrix1.getMat(), cameraMatrix2 = _cameraMatrix2.getMat();
Mat distCoeffs1 = _distCoeffs1.getMat(), distCoeffs2 = _distCoeffs2.getMat();
Mat Rmat = _Rmat.getMat(), Tmat = _Tmat.getMat();
CvMat c_cameraMatrix1 = cvMat(cameraMatrix1);
CvMat c_cameraMatrix2 = cvMat(cameraMatrix2);
CvMat c_distCoeffs1 = cvMat(distCoeffs1);
CvMat c_distCoeffs2 = cvMat(distCoeffs2);
CvMat c_R = cvMat(Rmat), c_T = cvMat(Tmat);
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int rtype = CV_64F;
_Rmat1.create(3, 3, rtype);
_Rmat2.create(3, 3, rtype);
_Pmat1.create(3, 4, rtype);
_Pmat2.create(3, 4, rtype);
Mat R1 = _Rmat1.getMat(), R2 = _Rmat2.getMat(), P1 = _Pmat1.getMat(), P2 = _Pmat2.getMat(), Q;
CvMat c_R1 = cvMat(R1), c_R2 = cvMat(R2), c_P1 = cvMat(P1), c_P2 = cvMat(P2);
CvMat c_Q, *p_Q = 0;
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if( _Qmat.needed() )
{
_Qmat.create(4, 4, rtype);
p_Q = &(c_Q = cvMat(Q = _Qmat.getMat()));
}
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CvMat *p_distCoeffs1 = distCoeffs1.empty() ? NULL : &c_distCoeffs1;
CvMat *p_distCoeffs2 = distCoeffs2.empty() ? NULL : &c_distCoeffs2;
cvStereoRectify( &c_cameraMatrix1, &c_cameraMatrix2, p_distCoeffs1, p_distCoeffs2,
cvSize(imageSize), &c_R, &c_T, &c_R1, &c_R2, &c_P1, &c_P2, p_Q, flags, alpha,
cvSize(newImageSize), (CvRect*)validPixROI1, (CvRect*)validPixROI2);
}
bool cv::stereoRectifyUncalibrated( InputArray _points1, InputArray _points2,
InputArray _Fmat, Size imgSize,
OutputArray _Hmat1, OutputArray _Hmat2, double threshold )
{
CV_INSTRUMENT_REGION();
int rtype = CV_64F;
_Hmat1.create(3, 3, rtype);
_Hmat2.create(3, 3, rtype);
Mat F = _Fmat.getMat();
Mat points1 = _points1.getMat(), points2 = _points2.getMat();
CvMat c_pt1 = cvMat(points1), c_pt2 = cvMat(points2);
Mat H1 = _Hmat1.getMat(), H2 = _Hmat2.getMat();
CvMat c_F, *p_F=0, c_H1 = cvMat(H1), c_H2 = cvMat(H2);
if( F.size() == Size(3, 3) )
p_F = &(c_F = cvMat(F));
return cvStereoRectifyUncalibrated(&c_pt1, &c_pt2, p_F, cvSize(imgSize), &c_H1, &c_H2, threshold) > 0;
}
cv::Mat cv::getOptimalNewCameraMatrix( InputArray _cameraMatrix,
InputArray _distCoeffs,
Size imgSize, double alpha, Size newImgSize,
Rect* validPixROI, bool centerPrincipalPoint )
{
CV_INSTRUMENT_REGION();
Mat cameraMatrix = _cameraMatrix.getMat(), distCoeffs = _distCoeffs.getMat();
CvMat c_cameraMatrix = cvMat(cameraMatrix), c_distCoeffs = cvMat(distCoeffs);
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Mat newCameraMatrix(3, 3, CV_MAT_TYPE(c_cameraMatrix.type));
CvMat c_newCameraMatrix = cvMat(newCameraMatrix);
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cvGetOptimalNewCameraMatrix(&c_cameraMatrix, &c_distCoeffs, cvSize(imgSize),
alpha, &c_newCameraMatrix,
cvSize(newImgSize), (CvRect*)validPixROI, (int)centerPrincipalPoint);
return newCameraMatrix;
}
cv::Vec3d cv::RQDecomp3x3( InputArray _Mmat,
OutputArray _Rmat,
OutputArray _Qmat,
OutputArray _Qx,
OutputArray _Qy,
OutputArray _Qz )
{
CV_INSTRUMENT_REGION();
Mat M = _Mmat.getMat();
_Rmat.create(3, 3, M.type());
_Qmat.create(3, 3, M.type());
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Mat Rmat = _Rmat.getMat();
Mat Qmat = _Qmat.getMat();
Vec3d eulerAngles;
CvMat matM = cvMat(M), matR = cvMat(Rmat), matQ = cvMat(Qmat);
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#define CV_RQDecomp3x3_PARAM(name) \
Mat name; \
CvMat c_ ## name, *p ## name = NULL; \
if( _ ## name.needed() ) \
{ \
_ ## name.create(3, 3, M.type()); \
name = _ ## name.getMat(); \
c_ ## name = cvMat(name); p ## name = &c_ ## name; \
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}
CV_RQDecomp3x3_PARAM(Qx);
CV_RQDecomp3x3_PARAM(Qy);
CV_RQDecomp3x3_PARAM(Qz);
#undef CV_RQDecomp3x3_PARAM
cvRQDecomp3x3(&matM, &matR, &matQ, pQx, pQy, pQz, (CvPoint3D64f*)&eulerAngles[0]);
return eulerAngles;
}
void cv::decomposeProjectionMatrix( InputArray _projMatrix, OutputArray _cameraMatrix,
OutputArray _rotMatrix, OutputArray _transVect,
OutputArray _rotMatrixX, OutputArray _rotMatrixY,
OutputArray _rotMatrixZ, OutputArray _eulerAngles )
{
CV_INSTRUMENT_REGION();
Mat projMatrix = _projMatrix.getMat();
int type = projMatrix.type();
_cameraMatrix.create(3, 3, type);
_rotMatrix.create(3, 3, type);
_transVect.create(4, 1, type);
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Mat cameraMatrix = _cameraMatrix.getMat();
Mat rotMatrix = _rotMatrix.getMat();
Mat transVect = _transVect.getMat();
CvMat c_projMatrix = cvMat(projMatrix), c_cameraMatrix = cvMat(cameraMatrix);
CvMat c_rotMatrix = cvMat(rotMatrix), c_transVect = cvMat(transVect);
CvPoint3D64f *p_eulerAngles = 0;
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#define CV_decomposeProjectionMatrix_PARAM(name) \
Mat name; \
CvMat c_ ## name, *p_ ## name = NULL; \
if( _ ## name.needed() ) \
{ \
_ ## name.create(3, 3, type); \
name = _ ## name.getMat(); \
c_ ## name = cvMat(name); p_ ## name = &c_ ## name; \
}
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CV_decomposeProjectionMatrix_PARAM(rotMatrixX);
CV_decomposeProjectionMatrix_PARAM(rotMatrixY);
CV_decomposeProjectionMatrix_PARAM(rotMatrixZ);
#undef CV_decomposeProjectionMatrix_PARAM
if( _eulerAngles.needed() )
{
_eulerAngles.create(3, 1, CV_64F, -1, true);
p_eulerAngles = _eulerAngles.getMat().ptr<CvPoint3D64f>();
}
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cvDecomposeProjectionMatrix(&c_projMatrix, &c_cameraMatrix, &c_rotMatrix,
&c_transVect, p_rotMatrixX, p_rotMatrixY,
p_rotMatrixZ, p_eulerAngles);
}
namespace cv
{
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static void adjust3rdMatrix(InputArrayOfArrays _imgpt1_0,
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InputArrayOfArrays _imgpt3_0,
const Mat& cameraMatrix1, const Mat& distCoeffs1,
const Mat& cameraMatrix3, const Mat& distCoeffs3,
const Mat& R1, const Mat& R3, const Mat& P1, Mat& P3 )
{
size_t n1 = _imgpt1_0.total(), n3 = _imgpt3_0.total();
std::vector<Point2f> imgpt1, imgpt3;
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for( int i = 0; i < (int)std::min(n1, n3); i++ )
{
Mat pt1 = _imgpt1_0.getMat(i), pt3 = _imgpt3_0.getMat(i);
int ni1 = pt1.checkVector(2, CV_32F), ni3 = pt3.checkVector(2, CV_32F);
CV_Assert( ni1 > 0 && ni1 == ni3 );
const Point2f* pt1data = pt1.ptr<Point2f>();
const Point2f* pt3data = pt3.ptr<Point2f>();
std::copy(pt1data, pt1data + ni1, std::back_inserter(imgpt1));
std::copy(pt3data, pt3data + ni3, std::back_inserter(imgpt3));
}
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undistortPoints(imgpt1, imgpt1, cameraMatrix1, distCoeffs1, R1, P1);
undistortPoints(imgpt3, imgpt3, cameraMatrix3, distCoeffs3, R3, P3);
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double y1_ = 0, y2_ = 0, y1y1_ = 0, y1y2_ = 0;
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size_t n = imgpt1.size();
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for( size_t i = 0; i < n; i++ )
{
double y1 = imgpt3[i].y, y2 = imgpt1[i].y;
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y1_ += y1; y2_ += y2;
y1y1_ += y1*y1; y1y2_ += y1*y2;
}
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y1_ /= n;
y2_ /= n;
y1y1_ /= n;
y1y2_ /= n;
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double a = (y1y2_ - y1_*y2_)/(y1y1_ - y1_*y1_);
double b = y2_ - a*y1_;
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P3.at<double>(0,0) *= a;
P3.at<double>(1,1) *= a;
P3.at<double>(0,2) = P3.at<double>(0,2)*a;
P3.at<double>(1,2) = P3.at<double>(1,2)*a + b;
P3.at<double>(0,3) *= a;
P3.at<double>(1,3) *= a;
}
}
float cv::rectify3Collinear( InputArray _cameraMatrix1, InputArray _distCoeffs1,
InputArray _cameraMatrix2, InputArray _distCoeffs2,
InputArray _cameraMatrix3, InputArray _distCoeffs3,
InputArrayOfArrays _imgpt1,
InputArrayOfArrays _imgpt3,
Size imageSize, InputArray _Rmat12, InputArray _Tmat12,
InputArray _Rmat13, InputArray _Tmat13,
OutputArray _Rmat1, OutputArray _Rmat2, OutputArray _Rmat3,
OutputArray _Pmat1, OutputArray _Pmat2, OutputArray _Pmat3,
OutputArray _Qmat,
double alpha, Size newImgSize,
Rect* roi1, Rect* roi2, int flags )
{
// first, rectify the 1-2 stereo pair
stereoRectify( _cameraMatrix1, _distCoeffs1, _cameraMatrix2, _distCoeffs2,
imageSize, _Rmat12, _Tmat12, _Rmat1, _Rmat2, _Pmat1, _Pmat2, _Qmat,
flags, alpha, newImgSize, roi1, roi2 );
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Mat R12 = _Rmat12.getMat(), R13 = _Rmat13.getMat(), T12 = _Tmat12.getMat(), T13 = _Tmat13.getMat();
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_Rmat3.create(3, 3, CV_64F);
_Pmat3.create(3, 4, CV_64F);
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Mat P1 = _Pmat1.getMat(), P2 = _Pmat2.getMat();
Mat R3 = _Rmat3.getMat(), P3 = _Pmat3.getMat();
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// recompute rectification transforms for cameras 1 & 2.
Mat om, r_r, r_r13;
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if( R13.size() != Size(3,3) )
Rodrigues(R13, r_r13);
else
R13.copyTo(r_r13);
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if( R12.size() == Size(3,3) )
Rodrigues(R12, om);
else
R12.copyTo(om);
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om *= -0.5;
Rodrigues(om, r_r); // rotate cameras to same orientation by averaging
Mat_<double> t12 = r_r * T12;
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int idx = fabs(t12(0,0)) > fabs(t12(1,0)) ? 0 : 1;
double c = t12(idx,0), nt = norm(t12, CV_L2);
CV_Assert(fabs(nt) > 0);
Mat_<double> uu = Mat_<double>::zeros(3,1);
uu(idx, 0) = c > 0 ? 1 : -1;
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// calculate global Z rotation
Mat_<double> ww = t12.cross(uu), wR;
double nw = norm(ww, CV_L2);
CV_Assert(fabs(nw) > 0);
ww *= acos(fabs(c)/nt)/nw;
Rodrigues(ww, wR);
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// now rotate camera 3 to make its optical axis parallel to cameras 1 and 2.
R3 = wR*r_r.t()*r_r13.t();
Mat_<double> t13 = R3 * T13;
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P2.copyTo(P3);
Mat t = P3.col(3);
t13.copyTo(t);
P3.at<double>(0,3) *= P3.at<double>(0,0);
P3.at<double>(1,3) *= P3.at<double>(1,1);
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if( !_imgpt1.empty() && !_imgpt3.empty() )
adjust3rdMatrix(_imgpt1, _imgpt3, _cameraMatrix1.getMat(), _distCoeffs1.getMat(),
_cameraMatrix3.getMat(), _distCoeffs3.getMat(), _Rmat1.getMat(), R3, P1, P3);
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return (float)((P3.at<double>(idx,3)/P3.at<double>(idx,idx))/
(P2.at<double>(idx,3)/P2.at<double>(idx,idx)));
}
/* End of file. */