RSL-BA: Rolling Shutter Line Bundle Adjustment
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Abstract (arXiv)
The line is a prevalent element in man-made environments, inherently encoding spatial structural information, thus making it a more robust choice for feature representation in practical applications. Despite its apparent advantages, previous rolling shutter bundle adjustment (RSBA) methods have only supported sparse feature points, which lack robustness, particularly in degenerate environments. In this paper, we introduce the first rolling shutter line-based bundle adjustment solution, RSL-BA. Specifically, we initially establish the rolling shutter camera line projection theory utilizing Pl"ucker line parameterization. Subsequently, we derive a series of reprojection error formulations which are stable and efficient. Finally, we theoretically and experimentally demonstrate that our method can prevent three common degeneracies, one of which is first discovered in this paper. Extensive synthetic and real data experiments demonstrate that our method achieves efficiency and accuracy comparable to existing point-based rolling shutter bundle adjustment solutions.
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- 20233D Line Mapping Revisitedcited by 39
- 2019Rolling-Shutter-Aware Differential SfM and Image Rectificationcited by 32
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- 2017Robust Visual SLAM with Point and Line Featurescited by 23
- 2021UV-SLAM: Unconstrained Line-based SLAM Using Vanishing Points for Structural Mappingcited by 23
- 2019Rolling-Shutter Modelling for Direct Visual-Inertial Odometrycited by 15
- 2022Revisiting Rolling Shutter Bundle Adjustment: Toward Accurate and Fast Solutioncited by 13
- 2020Reducing Drift in Structure From Motion Using Extended Featurescited by 10
- 2016Self-calibration-based Approach to Critical Motion Sequences of Rolling-shutter Structure from Motioncited by 6
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