2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.optlastec.2013.05.029
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The location and identification of concentric circles in automatic camera calibration

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“…The exact section diameter information of the current position can be obtained through image processing. 11 The axial displacement information can be measured by the circular grading mount at the axial displacement drive device. The static parameters such as volume, inflection point, taper and length of chamber can all be calculated through processing the axial displacement and diameter.…”
Section: Structure Of the Measurement Section For Vision Readingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The exact section diameter information of the current position can be obtained through image processing. 11 The axial displacement information can be measured by the circular grading mount at the axial displacement drive device. The static parameters such as volume, inflection point, taper and length of chamber can all be calculated through processing the axial displacement and diameter.…”
Section: Structure Of the Measurement Section For Vision Readingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Literature [16] mentioned in concentric circles as the goal, the use of concentric circles for solving linear infinity, thus solving the exact center position, but two simultaneous quadratic curves does not intersect to solve infinite straight line, increasing the amount and complexity of computing solving; Kim et al derived an improved method in literature [17] to find the position of the imaged centers by rank 1 constraint without radii information, but the algorithm was complex. The approach [18] presented by Heikkila utilized an iterative procedure to correct the imaged center of a circle, which is very useful for camera calibration; however, the priori conditions of knowing camera's parameters also narrow down its applications in other fields.…”
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“…From equation (19), we can get the method of computing the rotation angle b. We should know the values of five parameters: l, h, r, f 0 and R h .…”
Section: Determination Of Rotation Anglementioning
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“…Circular features were also reported to have been used in camera calibration. [17][18][19] Circular features can also be used to compute the parameters of the head's rotation and translation in human face pose estimation. 20 The motion of a rigid body can be divided into two types: translation and rotation.…”
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