The goal of “synchronization” is to infer the unknown states of a network of nodes, where only the ratio (or difference) between pairs of states can be measured. Typically, states are represented by elements of a group, such as the Symmetric Group or the Special Euclidean Group. The former can represent local labels of a set of features, which refer to the multi-view matching application, whereas the latter can represent camera reference frames, in which case we are in the context of structure from motion, or local coordinates where 3D points are represented, in which case we are dealing with multiple point-set registration. A related problem is that of “bearing-based network localization” where each node is located at a fixed (unknown) position in 3-space and pairs of nodes can measure the direction of the line joining their locations. In this thesis we are interested in global techniques where all the measures are considered at once, as opposed to incremental approaches that grow a solution by adding pieces iteratively.
Synchronization Problems in Computer Vision / Federica Arrigoni , 2018 Mar 19. 30. ciclo, Anno Accademico 2016/2017.
Synchronization Problems in Computer Vision
ARRIGONI, FEDERICA
2018-03-19
Abstract
The goal of “synchronization” is to infer the unknown states of a network of nodes, where only the ratio (or difference) between pairs of states can be measured. Typically, states are represented by elements of a group, such as the Symmetric Group or the Special Euclidean Group. The former can represent local labels of a set of features, which refer to the multi-view matching application, whereas the latter can represent camera reference frames, in which case we are in the context of structure from motion, or local coordinates where 3D points are represented, in which case we are dealing with multiple point-set registration. A related problem is that of “bearing-based network localization” where each node is located at a fixed (unknown) position in 3-space and pairs of nodes can measure the direction of the line joining their locations. In this thesis we are interested in global techniques where all the measures are considered at once, as opposed to incremental approaches that grow a solution by adding pieces iteratively.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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