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Unsupervised Vanishing Point Detection and Camera Calibration From a Single Manhattan Image With Radial Distortion

CVPR 2017 · 3D vision › Depth and stereo · approach: Camera model and calibration for SfM · 49 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use LCC-based joint vanishing-point estimation and calibration instead of fitting circles firstR7C · York Urban Database (102 images with artificially added radial distortion)relative calibration-parameter errorHelped
Estimate the distortion center rather than fixing it at the image centerR7C · Dataset from [21] (102 images with radial distortion)radial-distortion estimation errorHelped
Estimate the distortion center rather than fixing it at the image centerR7C · Dataset from [21] (102 images with radial distortion)focal-length estimation errorHelped
Add non-linear refinement of the calibration parameters (ablation)R7C · York Urban Database (102 images with artificially added radial distortion)relative calibration-parameter errorNo clear effect
Use a 7-LCC minimal sample rather than a 5-line minimal solutionR7C · Dataset from [21] (102 images with radial distortion)RANSAC hypotheses evaluated: 120k hypotheses -> 650k iterationsHurt

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