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Inverse Perspective Mapping with Known Rotation and Translation

asked May 13 '14

gozari gravatar image

updated May 13 '14

Hi,

I need to obtain a new view of an image from a desired point of view (a general case of bird's eye view). Imagine we change the camera's position with a known rotation and transformation. what would be the new image of the same scene?

We may put it in another way: how can we compute homography matrix by having the rotation and translation matrices?

I really appreciate any help!

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answered May 14 '14

kbarni gravatar image

updated May 14 '14

The homography matrix can be computed directly from translation and rotation:

It has the following form for a 2D case:

| cosA   sinA  tX |
|-sinA   cosA  tY |
|  0      0    1  |

where A is the angle of rotation, tX and tY is the translation of the image.

If you want 3D projection, you need to add one more dimension to the matrix, but it still can be calculated directly from the translations and rotations.

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