Creating a three-dimensional model from two-dimensional images
作者： Thomas B. Myers , Robert Bodor
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摘要: A method is provided in which three-dimensional models are created from a number of two-dimensional images, e.g., video stream images or still using single camera without prior knowledge the position orientation camera, its focal length, etc. The derives relative value related to for each image and then, based on derived orientation, uses 'ray casting' develop model intersecting rays through common features sequential images.
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