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Improving motion and orientation estimation using an equilibrated total least squares approach

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Improving motion and orientation estimation using an equilibrated total least squares approach

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This paper outlines the ubiquitous presence of generalized orientation (or subspace) estimationproblems in image analysis. We show the potential sources of bias in naive approaches to directional estimation problems, discuss countermeasures against this bias, and point out the direct relation to the Total Least Squares problem. An improved method (`equilibration') for a precise direct estimation of moving planes (8 parameter motion model) concludes this paper.

Matthias Mühlich, Rudolf Mester

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Added	25 Oct 2009
Updated	27 Oct 2009
Type	Conference
Year	2001
Where	ICIP
Authors	Matthias Mühlich, Rudolf Mester

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