📄 torr_disp_epip_geom.m
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% By Philip Torr 2002
% copyright Microsoft Corp.
% so we display an epipolar line from image 1 into image 2
%%%%%%%
%display the epipolar geometetry for all matches
function torr_disp_epip_geom(f,matches,ax_handle2,ax_handle3,m3)
% (x2 y2 m3) F (x1 y1 m3)'
% (image 2) F ( image 1)'
%while 1
%this takes one image and draws the corresponding epipolar line.
Fmat = [[f(1) f(2) f(3)]; [f(4) f(5) f(6)];[f(7) f(8) f(9)]];
[U,S,V] = svd(Fmat);
S(3,3) = 0;
F2 = U*S*V';
[v,d] = eig(F2);
ee = v(:,1);
%Fmat * ee
axes(ax_handle2);
hold on
n_plots = length(matches);
% plot(matches(:,1),matches(:,2), 'w+','LineWidth',2);
xxx1 = [matches(:,1),matches(:,2), ones(n_plots,1) * m3];
% (x2 y2 m3) F (x1 y1 m3)'
% (image 2) F ( image 1)'
el2 = F2 * xxx1';
%is this the wrogn way round>
el2 = el2';
axes(ax_handle3);
%define two points x1 = 0, x2 =
% note x 1 + y 2 + m3 3 = 0
% y = (-m3 3 - x 1 ) / 2
x1 = ones(n_plots,1) * -20000;
% y1 = - (el2(:,3) * m3) ./el2(:,2);
y1 = (- (el2(:,3) * m3) - (x1(:) .* el2(:,1))) ./el2(:,2);
x2 = ones(n_plots,1) * 2000;
y2 = (- (el2(:,3) * m3) - (x2(:) .* el2(:,1))) ./el2(:,2);
hold on
a = [x1,x2]';
b = [ y1,y2 ]';
% plot(x1,y1, 'g+');
% colours = rand(length(x1),3);
line(a,b,'Color','r');
hold off
%end
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