Efficient Multi-Scale Registration of 3D Reconstructions Based on Camera Center Constraint

Rui Bin Guo; Tao Guan; Dong Xiang Zhou; Ke Ju Peng; Wei Hong Fan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.998-999.1018

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Efficient Multi-Scale Registration of 3D Reconstructions Based on Camera Center Constraint

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Recent approaches for reconstructing 3D scenes from image collections only produce single scene models. To build a unified scene model that contains multiple subsets, we present a novel method for registration of 3D scene reconstructions in different scales. It first normalizes the scales of the models building on similarity reconstruction by the constraint of the 3D position of shared cameras. Then we use Cayley transform to fit the matrix of coordinates transformation for the models in normalization scales. The experimental results show the effectiveness and scalability of the proposed approach.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 998-999)

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Rui Bin Guo*, Tao Guan, Dong Xiang Zhou, Ke Ju Peng, Wei Hong Fan

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3D Registration, Camera Constraint, Cayley Transform, Similarity Reconstruction

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