Multi-View Subspace Constraints on Homographies

The motion of a planar surface between two camera views induces a homography. The homography depends on the cameraintrinsic and extrinsic parameters, as well as on the 3D plane parameters. While camera parameters vary across di erent views, the plane geometry remains the same. Based on this fact, we derive linear subspace constraints on the relative motion of multiple ( 2) planes across multiple views. The paper has three main contributions: (i) We show that the collection of all relative homographies of a pair of planes (homologies) across multiple views, spans a 4-dimensional linear subspace. (ii) We show how this constraint can be extended to the case of multiple planes across multiple views. (iii) We suggest two potential application areas which can bene t from these constraints: (a) The accuracy of homography estimation can be improved by enforcing the multi-view subspace constraints. (b) Violations of these multiview constraints can be used as a cue for moving object detection. ...

• Type: Conference
• Year: 1999
• Where: ICCV
• Authors: Lihi Zelnik-Manor, Michal Irani
• Keywords: 4-dimensional Linear Subspace, Computer Vision, ICCV 1999, Linear Subspace Constraints, Multi-view Subspace Constraints, Multiple Planes, Multiple Views