How can I solve Image matrix homography?
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I have a problem. I couldn't understand this question. I know homography formula. I implemented this formula for zero level of first image pyramid but I couldn't get second image pyramid points at zero level.
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The following is a list of points on an image pyramid P and another list of points on another image pyramid P’.
Points on P
Point x y level
A 16 64 0
B 4 10 1
C 16 4 2
D 20 8 0
E 8 4 2
F 8 16 1
Points on P’
Point x y level
G 84 142 0
H 9 16 2
I 77 37 1
J 54 92 0
K 22 41 1
(x,y) coordinates are measured in the image with the given level. Level 0 is the largest image in the pyramid with width/height of each level k+1 equal to the half of the width/height of level k. If the two image pyramids are related by the homography matrix H at level 0.
begin{bmatrix}0.5&2&20\2&0.5&10\0&0&1end{bmatrix}
find which points are corresponding to each other with the relation p’ ≡ Hp
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I have a problem. I couldn't understand this question. I know homography formula. I implemented this formula for zero level of first image pyramid but I couldn't get second image pyramid points at zero level.
Can you explain this question
The following is a list of points on an image pyramid P and another list of points on another image pyramid P’.
Points on P
Point x y level
A 16 64 0
B 4 10 1
C 16 4 2
D 20 8 0
E 8 4 2
F 8 16 1
Points on P’
Point x y level
G 84 142 0
H 9 16 2
I 77 37 1
J 54 92 0
K 22 41 1
(x,y) coordinates are measured in the image with the given level. Level 0 is the largest image in the pyramid with width/height of each level k+1 equal to the half of the width/height of level k. If the two image pyramids are related by the homography matrix H at level 0.
begin{bmatrix}0.5&2&20\2&0.5&10\0&0&1end{bmatrix}
find which points are corresponding to each other with the relation p’ ≡ Hp
image-processing
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I have a problem. I couldn't understand this question. I know homography formula. I implemented this formula for zero level of first image pyramid but I couldn't get second image pyramid points at zero level.
Can you explain this question
The following is a list of points on an image pyramid P and another list of points on another image pyramid P’.
Points on P
Point x y level
A 16 64 0
B 4 10 1
C 16 4 2
D 20 8 0
E 8 4 2
F 8 16 1
Points on P’
Point x y level
G 84 142 0
H 9 16 2
I 77 37 1
J 54 92 0
K 22 41 1
(x,y) coordinates are measured in the image with the given level. Level 0 is the largest image in the pyramid with width/height of each level k+1 equal to the half of the width/height of level k. If the two image pyramids are related by the homography matrix H at level 0.
begin{bmatrix}0.5&2&20\2&0.5&10\0&0&1end{bmatrix}
find which points are corresponding to each other with the relation p’ ≡ Hp
image-processing
asked Nov 22 at 18:51
Süleyman Bilgin
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I have a problem. I couldn't understand this question. I know homography formula. I implemented this formula for zero level of first image pyramid but I couldn't get second image pyramid points at zero level.
Can you explain this question
The following is a list of points on an image pyramid P and another list of points on another image pyramid P’.
Points on P
Point x y level
A 16 64 0
B 4 10 1
C 16 4 2
D 20 8 0
E 8 4 2
F 8 16 1
Points on P’
Point x y level
G 84 142 0
H 9 16 2
I 77 37 1
J 54 92 0
K 22 41 1
(x,y) coordinates are measured in the image with the given level. Level 0 is the largest image in the pyramid with width/height of each level k+1 equal to the half of the width/height of level k. If the two image pyramids are related by the homography matrix H at level 0.
begin{bmatrix}0.5&2&20\2&0.5&10\0&0&1end{bmatrix}
find which points are corresponding to each other with the relation p’ ≡ Hp
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