This post is the third, and final, in a series of posts on mathematical camera representation. The following are links to the earlier two entries in this series: Camera Representation Part 1: Homogenous Coordinate Systems and the Simplest Camera Imaginable… Continue Reading
This post is the second in a series of posts on representing cameras mathematically. If you have not read it yet, or need a quick refresher, please read Part 1 here. Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic Camera Properties To move the camera… Continue Reading
Representing a camera mathematically can be a bit tricky, especially if you want to represent many aspects of the camera. In this post, I will begin a discussion of the linear pinhole camera model. This is the first in a… Continue Reading
Background segmentation is a computer vision technique that is routinely used as part of automated video surveillance systems to try to distinguish targets to track within a scene. It works only in the case of vision systems that incorporate a… Continue Reading
There are a number of useful tools out there for writing computer vision software. The three packages that follow are the ones that I have gotten the most use out of over the years. These are very good tools, which… Continue Reading