| Abstract | Projective vision research has recently received a lot of attention and has claimed some important results in current literature. In this paper, we present a compilation of tools that we have created to allow further research into the field. Not only can experienced projective vision researchers use these tools, but they also have use as a visual learning aid for those just undertaking the task of learning projective vision. We will discuss tools for computing interest points, correspondence matching, computing the fundamental matrix, computing the trilinear tensor, and our intent for future releases of the Projective Vision Toolkit (PVT). |
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