COMPUTER VISION
Three-Dimensional Data from Images
Reinhard Klette, Karsten Schlüns, and Andreas Koschan
Springer Singapore, 1998
ISBN 981-3083-71-9
Errata
page 60ff:
In the subsection (iii) Transformation of undistorted into distorted image coordinates
the indices $u$ and $v$ are misprinted. They have to be changed from $u$
to $v$ and from $v$ to $u$ in the way given (in Latex notation) as
follows:
The distortedly projected, valid image coordinates $(x_v , y_v)$ can be
determined from undistorted image coordinates $(x_u, y_u)$ using the
equations
$x_v = x_u + D_x $ and $y_v = y_u + D_y$
where it holds that
$D_x = x_u (\kappa_1 r^2 + \kappa_2 r^4)$,
$D_y = y_u (\kappa_1 r^2 + \kappa_2 r^4)$, and
$r = \sqrt{x_u^2 + y_u^2}$ .
The distortion coefficients $\kappa_1$ and $\kappa_2$ have to be
calibrated. Starting with the image coordinates $(x_v , y_v)$ a
correction of locations of image points can be calculated using these
equations as specified above.
However, for the inverse calculation (from ideal to valid coordinates)
the algebraic transformation of these equations of parameters
$\kappa_1$ and $\kappa_2$ leads to a system of nonlinear equations.
Based on these equations,
$x_{ui} = \fract{x_v}{1 + \kappa_1 r^2_{i-1} + \kappa_2 r^4_{i-1}}$,
$y_{ui} = \fract{y_v}{1 + \kappa_1 r^2_{i-1} + \kappa_2 r^4_{i-1}}$
with $ r_i = \sqrt{ x_{ui}^2 + y_{ui}^2}$ ,for $i \in \{1,\ldots,
n\}$
the distortion of ideal coordinates $(x_u, y_u)$ can be determined
iteratively ...
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