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pose: Q: I have images with a known intrinsic matrix, and corresponding points in world and image coordinates. What's the best technique to http://ksimek.github.io/2015/03/29/QA-recovering-pose-of-calibrated-camera/ resolve the extrinsic matrix? Hartley and Zisserman cover geometric and algebraic approaches. What are the tradeoffs between the geometric and algebraic approaches? Under what applications would we choose one or the other? This topic is covered in Section 7.3 of Multiple View Geometry in Computer Vision, "Restricted camera estimation." The authors describe a method for estimating a subset of camera parameters error analysis when the others are known beforehand. One common scenario is recovering pose (position and orientation) given intrinsic parameters. Assume you have multiple 2D image points whose corresponding 3D position is known. The authors outline two different error functions for the camera: a geometric error function which measures the distance between the 3D point's projection and the 2D observation, and an algebraic error error analysis algebra function, which is the residual of a homogeneous least-squares problem (constructed in section 7.1). The choice of error function can be seen as a trade-off between quality and speed. First I will describe why the geometric solution is better for quality and then why the algebraic solution is faster. Let \(X_i\) be a 3D point and \(x_i\) be its observation. The plane \(w\) contains \(X_i\) and is parallel to the image plane. The algebraic error is \(\Delta\), the distance between \(X_i\) and the backprojection ray in the plane \(w\). The geometric error \(d\) is the distance between \(x_i\) and projection of \(X_i\) onto the image plane, \(f\). Note that as the 3D point moves farther from the camera, the algebraic error increases, while the geometric error remains constant. The geometric solution is generally considered the "right" solution, in the sense that the assumptions about noise are the most sensible in the majority of cases. Penalizing the squared distance between the 2D observation and the projection of the 3D point amounts to assuming noise arises from the imaging process (e.g. due to camera/lens/sensor imperf