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3D Reconstruction from two views
Myška, Milan ; Minář, Jiří (referee) ; Hasmanda, Martin (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with 3D reconstruction process using two 2D pictures of one scene taken with uncalibrated cameras. The first chapter focuses on mathematical theory behind this process. Epipolar geometry, locating keypoints method SURF, fundamental matrix, stereo rectification and stereo correspondence using block-matching method are explained here. The next chapter of my thesis describes a practical view of this topic and my own C++ program is introduced at the same time.
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3D Reconstruction from two views
Myška, Milan ; Minář, Jiří (referee) ; Říha, Kamil (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with 3D reconstruction process using two 2D pictures of one scene taken with uncalibrated cameras. The first chapter focuses on mathematical theory behind this process. Epipolar geometry, locating keypoints method SURF, fundamental and essential matrix, projection matrices, stereo rectification process and searching for stereo correspondences are explained here. The next chapter of my thesis describes a practical view of this topic and my own C++ program is introduced at the same time.
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3D Reconstruction from two views
Myška, Milan ; Minář, Jiří (referee) ; Říha, Kamil (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with 3D reconstruction process using two 2D pictures of one scene taken with uncalibrated cameras. The first chapter focuses on mathematical theory behind this process. Epipolar geometry, locating keypoints method SURF, fundamental and essential matrix, projection matrices, stereo rectification process and searching for stereo correspondences are explained here. The next chapter of my thesis describes a practical view of this topic and my own C++ program is introduced at the same time.
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3D Reconstruction from two views
Myška, Milan ; Minář, Jiří (referee) ; Hasmanda, Martin (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with 3D reconstruction process using two 2D pictures of one scene taken with uncalibrated cameras. The first chapter focuses on mathematical theory behind this process. Epipolar geometry, locating keypoints method SURF, fundamental matrix, stereo rectification and stereo correspondence using block-matching method are explained here. The next chapter of my thesis describes a practical view of this topic and my own C++ program is introduced at the same time.
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