Computer Vision

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Across
  1. 2. Professional panoramic photographers often use pan-tilt heads that make it easy to control the tilt and to stop at specific _____in the rotation angle
  2. 4. The simplest way to establish an alignment between two images or image patches is____ to one image relative to the other.
  3. 5. The fundamental matrix corresponding to the pair of normalized cameras is customarily called
  4. 8. The problem of determining a point’s 3D position from a set of corresponding image locations and known camera positions
  5. 9. The parameters are pulled in the direction of the ______________with strength proportional to the Jacobian
  6. 10. The factor does not affect the intrinsic parameters of a camera model
  7. 11. Images can also be projected onto a ___________ which is useful if the final panorama includes a full sphere or hemisphere of views, instead of just a cylindrical strip
  8. 13. To get sub-pixel precision in the alignment, _____based on a Taylor series expansion of the image function are often used
  9. 15. In a ____________images are translated, rotated and scaled
Down
  1. 1. A large number of __________techniques have been developed for converting a projective reconstruction into a metric one, which is equivalent to recovering the unknown calibration matrices Kj associated with each image
  2. 3. The factor does not affect the intrinsic parameters of a camera model
  3. 6. The difference between the two rotation matrix estimates associated with the repeated first indicates the amount of ______________
  4. 7. The process of simultaneously adjusting pose parameters for a large collection of overlapping images is called _____________in the photogrammetry community
  5. 12. Structure from motion is a __________in structure and motion
  6. 14. The point of intersection of the line joining the camera centres with the image plane