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In the errors-in-variables model all the components of
a measurement vector are corrupted by noise. When the structure
of the model is polynomial, linearization of the estimation
problem introduces data-dependent (heteroscedastic) noise.
The estimator developed by us provides an iterative solution
which has superior numerical behavior, and compares favorably
with the Levenberg-Marquardt based direct solution of the
original, nonlinear problem. A general, multivariate version
is available and was applied to several vision problems:
ellipse fitting, estimation of the fundamental matrix, 3D rigid
motion from stereo data, calibration etc.
Code

Heteroscedastic regression
C++ code implementing the
estimation of errors-in-variables models under point dependent noise.
It includes examples for linear, ellipse, fundamental matrix
and trifocal tensor estimation. The theory is described in
A general method for errors-in-variables problems in computer vision.
For comments, please contact Bogdan Georgescu.
Publications
Please use the link
"Abstract" to see the publishing history of a paper.
The links "Paper" also contain the abstract.
B. Matei, P. Meer:
Estimation of nonlinear errors-in-variables models for computer
vision applications.
Abstract
Paper (pdf)

R. Subbarao, P. Meer, Y. Genc: A balanced approach to
3D tracking from image streams.
Abstract Paper
(pdf)

B. Georgescu, P. Meer: Balanced recovery of 3D structure and camera motion from uncalibrated image
sequences.
Abstract Paper (pdf) Paper (ps.gz)

J. Bride, P. Meer:
Registration via direct methods: A statistical approach.
Abstract
Paper (pdf)
Paper
(ps.gz)

B. Matei, B. Georgescu, P. Meer: A versatile method for trifocal tensor estimation.
Abstract Paper (pdf) Paper (ps.gz)

B. Matei, P. Meer: Reduction of bias in maximum likelihood ellipse fitting.
Abstract Paper (pdf) Paper (ps.gz)

B. Matei, P. Meer: A general method for errors-in-variables problems in computer vision.
Abstract Paper (pdf) Paper (ps.gz)

B. Matei, P. Meer: Bootstrapping errors-in-variables models.
Abstract Paper (pdf) Paper (ps.gz)

B. Matei, P. Meer: Optimal rigid motion estimation and performance evaluation with bootstrap.
BEST STUDENT PAPER AWARD
1999 IEEE Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Conference.
Abstract Paper (pdf) Paper (ps.gz)

Y. Leedan, P. Meer: Heteroscedastic regression in computer vision: Problems with bilinear constraint.
Abstract Paper (pdf) Paper (ps.gz)
Related Ph.D Theses

Bogdan Matei: Heteroscedastic errors-in-variables models in computer vision.

Yoram Leedan: Statistical analysis of quadratic problems in computer vision.
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