Stephan Heuel: Points, Lines and Planes and their Optimal Estimation



Stephan Heuel


Points, Lines and Planes and their Optimal Estimation

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Abstract

We present a method for estimating unknown geometric entities based on identical, incident, parallel or orthogonal observed entities. These entities can be points and lines in 2D and points, lines and planes in 3D. We don't need any approximate values for the unknowns. The entities are represented as homogeneous vectors or matrices, which leads to an easy formulation for a linear estimation model. Applications of the estimation method are manifold, ranging from 2D corner detection to 3D grouping.

Reference

Stephan Heuel: Points, Lines and Planes and their Optimal Estimation . Proceedings of the DAGM 2001, München, Radig, Bernd; Florczyk, Stefan (Eds.), LNCS 2191, Springer 2001, ISBN: 3-540-42596-9, pp 92-99. (BibTeX)
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