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Monday, January 27, 2020

Reduced normal matrix for solving fast photogrammetric bundle adjustment

Reduced normatrix for photogrammetric bundle adjustment based on the collinearity equations

Note: There are m1 photos and m2 object points, and the number of EOPs is 6. If 6*m1 is less than 3*m2, solve unknowns related with EOPs. If not, solve object points coordinates, first. This post shows only the first case, 3*m2 > 6*m1.

[Fig. Normal matrix sample]

(N1N12NT12N2)(X1X2)=(C1C2) N1X1+N12X2=C1 NT12X1+N2X2=C2 In case 6m1<3m2, let's slove X1 first.
X2=N12C2N12NT12X1, therefore
(N1N12N12NT12)X1=C1N12N12C2 X1=(N1N12N12NT12)1(C1N12N12C2) And
X2=N12(C2NT12X1) For X2, we can avoid solving the inverse matrix of 3m×3m .
For ith point,
X2i=N12i(C2iNT12iX1)