2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijleo.2020.165740
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Solving the perspective-three-point problem with linear combinations: An accurate and efficient method

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“…For example, Zhou [17] proposed an efficient PnP solution using an uncalibrated camera of unknown focal length. Yu [18] presented an efficient algebraic solution to the perspective 3-point problem in which the camera pose was estimated from three given 3D-2D correspondence sets. Zhou [19], however, estimated the camera pose using n ≥ 3 2D-3D line correspondences.…”
Section: Pnp Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, Zhou [17] proposed an efficient PnP solution using an uncalibrated camera of unknown focal length. Yu [18] presented an efficient algebraic solution to the perspective 3-point problem in which the camera pose was estimated from three given 3D-2D correspondence sets. Zhou [19], however, estimated the camera pose using n ≥ 3 2D-3D line correspondences.…”
Section: Pnp Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%