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I am calibrating a camera using the calibration-intrinsics-constraints tool.
The calibration seems to be ok, and the video rectified with sample_video_rectifier looks correct.
however, the forward and inverse polynomials of the model are strange:
forward: [676.1050714975685, -0.01169171556569286, -0.0005566429701918019, 1.2019803248201785e-07, -3.5811988209938536e-10]
inverse: [936.2182648407941, -495.4591675435748, 89.17092463783173, -528.9162828835699, 999.4693482079628, -1229.616616003521, 904.7211263402859, -351.71115269928714, 55.43655195011205]
according to
Davide Scaramuzza, Agostino Martinelli, Roland Siegwart. A Toolbox for Easily Calibrating Omnidirectional Cameras. Iros, 2006, Benjing, China. ffinria-00359941f
coefficient a1 of the forward polynomial is supposed to be equal to 0
also, the plot of the inverse polynomial is unexpected.
A correct inverse polynomial should look like this:
while the inverse polynomial looks created by tool like this:
at -pi/2 indeed the inverse polynomial should be close to 0 (projection at the center of the image)
Is the nvidia SDK using a different formula than the one described in Scaramuzza’s paper?