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Calico
A visual-inertial calibration library designed for rapid problem construction and debugging.
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#include <camera_models.h>


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| KannalaBrandtModel & | operator= (const KannalaBrandtModel &)=default |
| CameraIntrinsicsModel | GetType () const final |
| Getter for camera model type. | |
| int | NumberOfParameters () const final |
| Getter for the number of parameters for this camera model. | |
Public Member Functions inherited from calico::sensors::CameraModel | |
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| absl::StatusOr< Eigen::Vector2< T > > | ProjectPoint (const Eigen::VectorX< T > &intrinsics, const Eigen::Vector3< T > &point) const |
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| absl::StatusOr< Eigen::Vector3< T > > | UnprojectPixel (const Eigen::VectorX< T > &intrinsics, const Eigen::Vector2< T > &pixel) const |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| template<typename T > | |
| static absl::StatusOr< Eigen::Vector2< T > > | ProjectPoint (const Eigen::VectorX< T > &intrinsics, const Eigen::Vector3< T > &point) |
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| static absl::StatusOr< Eigen::Vector3< T > > | UnprojectPixel (const Eigen::VectorX< T > &intrinsics, const Eigen::Vector2< T > &pixel, int max_iterations=100) |
Static Public Member Functions inherited from calico::sensors::CameraModel | |
| static std::unique_ptr< CameraModel > | Create (CameraIntrinsicsModel camera_model) |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static constexpr int | kNumberOfParameters = 7 |
| static constexpr CameraIntrinsicsModel | kModelType = CameraIntrinsicsModel::kKannalaBrandt |
4-parameter Kannala-Brandt projection model as presented in OpenCV, also known as the "fisheye" model. This model assumes an isotropic pinhole model, i.e. \(f_x == f_y = f\).
Parameters are in the following order: \([f, c_x, c_y, k_1, k_2, k_3, k_4]\)
See https://docs.opencv.org/3.4/db/d58/group__calib3d__fisheye.html for more details.
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Returns projection \(\mathbf{p}\), a 2-D pixel coordinate such that
\[ \mathbf{p} = \left[\begin{matrix}f&0\\0&f\end{matrix}\right]\mathbf{p}_d + \left[\begin{matrix}c_x\\c_y\end{matrix}\right]\\ \mathbf{p}_d = \frac{\theta_d}{r}\mathbf{p}_m\\ \theta_d = \theta + k_1\theta^3 + k_2\theta^5 + k_3\theta^7 + k_4\theta^9\\ \theta = \arctan\left(r\right)\\ r^2 = {\mathbf{p}_m}^T\mathbf{p}_m\\ \mathbf{p}_m = \left[\begin{matrix}t_x / t_z\\t_y/t_z\end{matrix}\right]\\ \]
intrinsics is a vector of intrinsics parameters the following order: \([f, c_x, c_y, k_1, k_2, k_3, k_4]\)
point is the location of the feature resolved in the camera frame \(\mathbf{t}^s_{sx} = \left[\begin{matrix}t_x&t_y&t_z\end{matrix}\right]^T\).
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Inverts the projection model \(\mathbf{P}\) to obtain the bearing vector \(\mathbf{p}_m\) of the pixel location \(\mathbf{p}\). No closed form solution is available, so we use Newton's method to invert the projection model.
intrinsics is a vector of intrinsics parameters the following order: \([f, c_x, c_y, k_1, k_2, k_3, k_4]\)
max_iterations specifies the maximum number of Newton steps to take. Optimization will stop automatically if the error is less than 1e-14.
Note: This implementation seems to require a significant number of Newton steps to properly converge. If you need faster code, it is recommended that you use OpenCV's implementation which is better conditioned.