2022
DOI: 10.1109/jsen.2022.3189041
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Accurate and Automatic Extrinsic Calibration for a Monocular Camera and Heterogenous 3D LiDARs

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“…It estimates extrinsic parameters based on point-to-point distance using the least squares method. Li et al [18] suggested a method based on a checkerboard with four circular holes. In this method, the centers of the holes are designed to be the same as the centers of the checkerboard rectangles.…”
Section: Two-dimensional Object-based Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It estimates extrinsic parameters based on point-to-point distance using the least squares method. Li et al [18] suggested a method based on a checkerboard with four circular holes. In this method, the centers of the holes are designed to be the same as the centers of the checkerboard rectangles.…”
Section: Two-dimensional Object-based Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It estimates extrinsic parameters based on these correspondences using the standard PnP and nonlinear optimization with the reprojection error. Yan et al [20] proposed a method that uses a checkerboard plane with four circular holes similar to [18]. This method detects the centers of the four holes in point clouds based on depth discontinuities and those in images based on the calibration board size.…”
Section: Two-dimensional Object-based Approachmentioning
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“…Subsequently, the relative offset between sensors is determined by aligning the set of centers obtained from each sensor. Li et al adopt a similar approach by using a checkerboard with four holes [23]. Fan et al propose a two-stage calibration method using an auxiliary device with distinctive geometric features [24].…”
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“…Moreover, these network models require high costs in producing training data. Non-network-based methods rely on customizing complex calibration blocks [16][17][18]. Examples include computer numerical control (CNC) machining.…”
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