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On the Instability of Relative Pose Estimation and RANSAC's Role

CVPR 2022 · 3D vision › Human pose estimation · approach: Learned camera pose estimation · 10 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use distance from the seventh correspondence to the 6.5-point curve as a stability indicatorUncalibrated 7-point relative pose estimation · Synthetic uncalibrated 7-point problemsdistance to 6.5-point curve (pixels): 2.35 (unstable) vs 22.12 (stable)Mixed
Use distance from the fifth correspondence to the 4.5-point curve as a stability indicatorCalibrated 5-point relative pose estimation · Synthetic calibrated 5-point problemsdistance to 4.5-point curve (pixels): 14.95 (unstable) vs 0.32 (stable)Mixed
Select hypotheses using RANSAC consensus, which also favors well-conditioned image data5-point and 7-point relative pose estimation · All-inlier relative pose estimationstability of pose estimateHelped
Use minimal image data close to the degenerate X.5-point curve5-point and 7-point relative pose estimation · Synthetic and real-world image datastability of pose estimateHurt

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