1. Iterative closest point (with rotation matrices)
ICP with Matrices and SVD
Given two 3d point clouds P1 and P2 (class
PointSet), we
want to compute the rigid transformation that maps P2 to P1, by
implementing the
Iterative closest point method with
rotation matrices.
- complete the class IterativeClosestPoint (which
extends class RigidTransformation_3).
Suggestion: in order to implement
ICP, we suggest to you to follow the explanation given in this paper
(section 3.1).
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Initial point clouds
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1.1 Rigid transformation for corresponded point clouds
- complete methods getRotation(...) and getTranslation(...),
for the case of two point clouds P and Q whose
points are matching (so we can assume point q[i]=p[i]).
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1.2 implement ICP
Now we want to solve the problem above (computing a rigid
transformation), for two point clouds whose points are not
matched.
- modify methods getRotation(...) and getTranslation(...),
for dealing with arbitrary point clouds P and Q (now
we cannot assume point q[i]=p[i]).
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1.3 Check convergence of ICP
Now we want to check whether the ICP iterations converge.
- compute and print (at each iteration) the sum of distances between closest neighbors
and check that such distances do decrease.
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2. Normals estimation
2.1 Computing normals of point clouds
Given a 3d point cloud P1 (class
PointSet), we
want to compute an estimation of normals as explained in the lecture (using co-variance matrix).
- complete the class PointSet (complete the method getKNearestNeighbors).
- complete the class NormalEstimator (which contains the method computeNormals).
Use the class
PointCloudViewer to test your code (press 'n' to compute normals)
3. Outliers computation
3.1 Computing outliers of point clouds
Given a 3d point cloud P1 (class
PointSet), we
want to compute the outliers as explained in the lecture (again using co-variance matrix).
- complete the class OutliersComputation (which contains the method computeOutliers).
Use the class
PointCloudViewer to test your code
4. Point-to-Plane ICP (optional)
4.1 Computing outliers of point clouds (bonus)
Given two 3d point clouds P1 and P2 (class
PointSet), implement the point-to-plane
variant of ICP (as described in the lecture).
- complete the class PointToPlaneICP and compare to the standard ICP method (compare convergence rates).
Modify the class
TestICP to test your code