Added SQPnP algorithm to SolvePnP
* Added sqpnp
* Fixed test case
* Added fix for duplicate point checking and inverse func reuse
* Changes for 3x speedup
Changed norm method (significant speed increase), changed nearest rotation computation to FOAM
* Added symmetric 3x3 inverse and unrolled loops
* Fixed error with SVD
* Fixed error from with indices
Indices were initialized negative. When nullspace is large, points coplanar, and rotation near 0, indices not changed.
Changes:
* UMat for blur + rotate resulting in a speedup of around 2X on an i7
* support for boards larger than specified allowing to cover full FOV
* support for markers moving the origin into the center of the board
* increase detection accuracy
The main change is for supporting boards that are larger than the FOV of
the camera and have their origin in the board center. This allows
building OEM calibration targets similar to the one from intel real
sense utilizing corner points as close as possible to the image border.
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
* add new chessboard detector
The chessboar detector is based on the paper.
Accurate Detection and Localization of Checkerboard Corners for
Calibration Alexander Duda, Udo Frese
British Machine Vision Conference, o.A., 2018.
It utilizes point symmetry of checkerboard corners in combination with a
localized Radon transform approximated by box filters to achieve high
performance even on large images. Here, tests have shown that the
ability to localize checkerboard corners is close to the theoretical
limit of 1/100 of a pixel while being considerably less sensitive
to image noise than standard methods.
* chessboard: add reference to bibtex file
* chessboard: add dependency to opencv_flann
* fix: test chesscorners. It is valid to return an empty list
In case no chessboard was detected it should be valid for the detector
to return an empty list.
For simplifcation, it should be allowed to return any number of corners
if they are flagged as not found.
* fix: opencv.bib remove empty lines
* fix: doc findChessboardCorners replace cvSize with cv::Size
* chessboard tests: factor out logic selecting detector
* chessboard: add unit test for findChessboardCorners2
This is includes a new chessboard generator which supports subpix
corners with high accuracy by wrapping an optimal chessboard using
wrapPerspective.
* fix: chessboard unit test - overwrite of default parameter flag of findCirclesGrid
* chessboard: remove trailing whitespace
* chessboard: fix debug drawing
* chessboard: fix some issues during code review
* chessboard: normalize asymmetric chessboard
* chessboard: fix float double warning
* remove trailing whitespace
* chessboards: fix compiler warnings
* chessboards: fix compiler warnings
* checkerboard: some performance improvements
* chessboard: remove NULL macros for language bindinges from internal headers
* chessboard: shorten license terms
* chessboard: remove unused internal method
* chessboard: set helper functions to static
* chessboard: fix normalizePoints1D using unshifted points
* chessboard: remove wrongly copied text
* chessboard: use CV_CheckTypeEQ macro
* chessboard: comment all NaN checks
* chessboard: use consistent color conversion
* chessboard: use CheckChannelEQ macro
* chessboard: assume gray color image for internal methods
* chessboard: use std::swap
* chessboard: use Mat.dataend
* chessboard: fix compiler warnings
* chessboard: replace some checks witch CV_CHECK macro
* chessboard: fix comparison function for partial sort
* chessboard: small cleanup
* chessboard: use short license header
* chessboard: rename findChessboard2 to findChessboardSB
* chessboard: fix type in unit test
It took me a while to figure out what was meant with
OpenCV Error: Assertion failed (i < 0) in getMat
While searching for this error message I found [a list of error
messages](https://adventuresandwhathaveyou.wordpress.com/2014/03/14/opencv-error-messages-suck/)
which also explained what the problem was: The data type for `rvecs` was
not a simple `cv::Mat` but a `std::vector<cv::Mat>`.
After I fixed that, I got the next error message:
OpenCV Error: Assertion failed (ni > 0 && ni == ni1) in
collectCalibrationData, file
/build/buildd/opencv-2.4.9+dfsg/modules/calib3d/src/calibration.cpp,
line 3193
The problem here was that my data type for the `objectPoints` was just
`vector<Vec3f>` and not `vector<vector<Vec3f>>`.
In order to save other people the time looking for this, I added
explicit examples of the needed data types into the documentation of the
function. I had to re-read the current version a couple of times until I
can read the needed levels of `vector<>`. Having this example would have
really helped me there.
Conflicts:
modules/calib3d/include/opencv2/calib3d.hpp
Updated the documents to give warning to the users of `findHomography` that the function may return an empty matrix in some cases.
The user must take care of checking that.
The `calib3d.hpp` has a definition of the constant that does not contain the prefix "CV_".
The affected methods were `findHomography` and `findEssentialMat`.
Now the documentation updates the definition of the constants to conform to the header.
Fixed inconsistency with flag names for solvePnP.
The default value for the function lacks the CV_ prefix. The code checks against "ITERATIVE". The suggested values for the parameters *include* the prefix.
Even though the enum CV_ITERATIVE (+ CV_P3P, CV_EPNP) = ITERATIVE (& P3P, EPNP), lets show to the users only one of them.
Now the user sees only {ITERATIVE, P3P, EPNP}.
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