Dalian University of Technology

Boqian Liu

Zhongxuan Luo

Xin Fan

Wei Zhong

Risheng Liu

Haojie Li

Zhihui Wang

A multispectral camera dynamic stereo calibration algorithm is based on saliency features. The joint self-calibration method comprises the following steps: step 1: conducting de-distortion and binocular correction on an original image according to internal parameters and original external parameters of an infrared camera and a visible light camera. Step 2: Detecting the saliency of the infrared image and the visible light image respectively based on a histogram contrast method. Step 3: Extracting feature points on the infrared image and the visible light image. Step 4: Matching the feature points extracted in the previous step. Step 5: judging a feature point coverage area. Step 6: correcting the calibration result. The present invention solves the change of a positional relationship between an infrared camera and a visible light camera due to factors such as temperature, humidity and vibration.

Multispectral camera dynamic stereo calibration algorithm based on saliency features

The present invention discloses a multispectral stereo camera self-calibration algorithm based on track feature registration, and belongs to the field of image processing and computer vision. Optimal matching points are obtained by extracting and matching motion tracks of objects, and external parameters are corrected accordingly. Compared with an ordinary method, the present invention uses the tracks of moving objects as the features required for self-calibration. The advantage of using the tracks is good cross-modal robustness. In addition, direct matching of the tracks also saves the steps of extraction and matching the feature points, thereby achieving the advantages of simple operation and accurate results.

Multispectral stereo camera self-calibration algorithm based on track feature registration

The present invention discloses a multispectral camera external parameter self-calibration algorithm based on edge features, and belongs to the field of image processing and computer vision. Because a visible light camera and an infrared camera belong to different modes, fewer satisfactory point pairs are obtained by directly extracting and matching feature points. In order to solve the problem, the method starts from the edge features, and finds an optimal corresponding position of an infrared image on a visible light image through edge extraction and matching. In this way, a search range is reduced and the number of the satisfactory matched point pairs is increased, thereby more effectively conducting joint self-calibration on the infrared camera and the visible light camera. The operation is simple and results are accurate.

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