Inverse Perspective Mapping (newbie)
Hello all,
I have a picture containing two geometric shapes on the same plane. The picure is taken from some unknown point of view. One shape is a square of know size, the other is unknown. Is it possible to revert the perspective transform, and measure the size of the unknown shapes? I am new to OpenCV, and I've only understood that this has to do with Inverse Perspective Mapping. What is the sequence of function calls?
Thank you
I've tryed both affine and perspective transform, but the result is not what I want. The arch is still distorted, even if the square is not.
ORIGINAL
AFFINE
PERSPECTIVE
Any idea?
show your picture ;)
Are you looking for a tutorial?
It is possible! You should detect the known object (threshold + find contours then find the approximation of the 2 quadrilaterals), do perspective transformation (with the 4 corners on scale you know), then detect the second object (unknown one) on the transformed image and do the calculus (based on ratios) to find its size
Is your arch always the same? Have you tried the features then perspective transformation, like here, and then do the correction of the image instead of detection of the arch? This should return the arch with no deformations. But then, you should see if the paper is the same, or the square...