Sub-pixel registration and splicing technology based on interpolation and iterative optimization algorithm
An iterative optimization and image stitching technology, applied in the field of computer vision, can solve the problems of low accuracy of transformation matrix, time-consuming traditional algorithms, occupation of computing resources, etc., to achieve the effect of improving accuracy and stitching effect
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[0019] 1. Sub-pixel registration technology based on bilinear interpolation
[0020] Fix the high-definition camera on a tripod, and use the camera to take two images of the same scene from different angles of view (there is a partial overlapping area between the images), and take the first one as the original image, such as figure 1 , the second one is the image to be registered, such as figure 2 . Artificially set the feature area in the two images to extract and roughly match the feature points (note: the feature points should be spaced as far as possible); perform bilinear interpolation on the pixel-level feature matching points, accurate to the sub-pixel level, use Subpixel-level feature matching points for image registration.
[0021] The registration technology involves the mean square error method and bilinear interpolation algorithm. The registration technology flow chart is as follows: image 3 shown.
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[0023] When using a high-definiti...
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