雷文太

教授 博士生导师 硕士生导师

入职时间:2010-03-16

所在单位:电子信息学院

职务:通信工程系主任

学历:研究生(博士后)

办公地点:铁道校区电子楼418

性别:男

联系方式:leiwentai@csu.edu.cn

学位:博士学位

在职信息:在职

毕业院校:国防科技大学

学科:信息与通信工程

曾获荣誉:

2013-09-01  当选:  中南大学531人才

2019-12-12  当选:  中南大学励志奖

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Calibration Venus: An Interactive Camera Calibration Method Based on Search Algorithm and Pose Decomposition

发布时间:2021-06-28

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DOI码:10.3390/electronics9122170

发表刊物:Electronics

关键字:interactive camera calibration; search algorithm; pose selection; user guidance; pose decomposition

摘要:Cameras are widely used in many scenes such as robot positioning and unmanned driving, in which the camera calibration is a major task in this field. The interactive camera calibration method based on a plane board is becoming popular due to its stability and handleability. However, most methods choose suggestions subjectively from a fixed pose dataset, which is error‐prone and limited for different camera models. In addition, these methods do not provide clear guidelines on how to place the board in the specified pose. This paper proposes a new interactive calibration method, named ‘Calibration Venus’, including two main parts: pose search and pose decomposition. First, a pose search algorithm based on simulated annealing (SA) algorithm is proposed to select the optimal pose in the entire pose space. Second, an intuitive and easy‐to‐use user guidance method is designed to decompose the optimal pose into four sub‐poses: translation, each rotation along X‐, Y‐, Z‐axes. Thereby the users could follow the guide step by step to accurately complete the placement of the calibration board. Experimental results evaluated on simulated and real datasets show that the proposed method can reduce the difficulty of calibration, and improve the accuracy of calibration, as well as provide better guidance.

合写作者:许孟迪

第一作者:雷文太

论文类型:期刊论文

学科门类:工学

一级学科:信息与通信工程

文献类型:J

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发表时间:2020-12-07

收录刊物:SCI、EI

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