Transformations and Image Alignment Flashcards

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What’s the difference between image filtering and image warping?

A

Image filtering: changing the range of the image
Image warping: changing the domain of the image

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Parametric/Global Warping

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Translation, rotation or aspect ratio change.
Global warping is done by taking a function that takes each pixel from the original image as input and maps it to its location in the new image

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Affine transformation

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Any transformation that occurs with a 3x3 matrix where the last 3 entries in the matrix are [0 0 1]

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What property of linear transformations changes when we use affine transfomation

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The origin no longer always maps to the origin

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Homography

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A 3x3 non-affine matrix i.e. the last row = [a b 1]

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What can we do with homographies that we can’t do with affine transformation

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Projective warps - parallel lines are no longer always parallel and ratios are not preserves

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Forward Warping

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If a pixel lands in a non-integer location after a transformation, all neighboring pixels “contribute” to the value of the pixel. This can still result in holes

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Inverse Warping

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Given a pixel location in I’, get the corresponding pixel location from T’(I’(x’, y’)) and use that color

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