Method based on monocular vision for detecting and roughly positioning edge of road
An edge detection and monocular vision technology, applied in the field of pattern recognition and computer vision, can solve the problems of low versatility, weak real-time performance and high sensor requirements for unstructured road recognition
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[0182] Specific examples: such as Figure 8 , the image resolution is 768*576, take four points, the coordinates are (92,574), (230,437), (722,566), (572,432); set in the new coordinate system The coordinates are (304, 575), (304, 375), (464, 575), (464, 375). Use the cvWarpPerspectiveQMatrix function in openCV to find the inverse perspective projection transformation matrix. The input of the cvWarpPerspectiveQMatrix function is two matrices of 4×2. Each matrix is composed of the horizontal and vertical coordinates of 4 points, which are the coordinates before and after transformation. The obtained inverse perspective projection transformation matrix is:
[0183] -0.291892 -1.36039 487.334
[0184] -0.0454482 -2.89973 1062.64
[0185] -0.000060317 -0.00356855 1
[0186] The image transformed by inverse perspective projection is obtained, and the original four points are basically four vertices of a square after inverse perspective projection transformation.
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