Perspective Projection and Non-linear Equations Quiz

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What is the rank of the centered measurement matrix formed from N points tracked over F frames?

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2

3 (correct)

4

In the factorization algorithm, what does the matrix D' represent?

A diagonal matrix of the largest eigenvalues (correct)

A matrix of corresponding column vectors from U

A 3x3 matrix of unit vectors orthogonal

A matrix of corresponding row vectors from VT

What is the purpose of solving for Q in the factorization approach?

To make appropriate rows of M satisfy unit vectors orthogonal (correct)

To compute the weak perspective approximation

To find the determinant of the centered measurement matrix

To determine the orthographic camera parameters

What is the result of defining M as U' D'^1/2 in the factorization algorithm?

M = U' D'^1/2 Signup and view all the answers

What is the dimension of the matrix U in the SVD of W in the factorization algorithm?

2Fx2F Signup and view all the answers

Why is linearizing and iterating necessary when solving the nonlinear equations in factorization problems?

To converge to a solution faster Signup and view all the answers

In the context of perspective projection, what effect does a weak perspective approximation have on the appearance of objects?

Objects maintain their true size regardless of distance. Signup and view all the answers

What is the main difference between orthographic projection and perspective projection?

Perspective projection simulates how objects appear smaller with distance. Signup and view all the answers

When using homogeneous coordinates, what allows for the representation of translations in a 3D space?

The third column of the transformation matrix. Signup and view all the answers

How are multiple points represented and manipulated in the frames notation approach?

Points are represented by multiple subscripts, each corresponding to a different frame. Signup and view all the answers

Which approach involves recovering the positions of multiple points by factoring out the common transformation between them and their respective reference frames?

Factorization Approach Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of setting the origin of the world coordinate system at the center of pass of multiple points in factorization approach?

To ensure unique recovery of absolute positions of points. Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum rank of a 6x4 matrix?

4 Signup and view all the answers

If matrix A has rank 2 and matrix B has rank 3, what is the maximum possible rank of the product A*B?

2 Signup and view all the answers

If a 3x4 matrix maps points from 3D to 2D space, what is the intrinsic dimension of the mapped 2D space?

3 Signup and view all the answers

If the measurement matrix $W_{2F\times N}$ has rank 3, how many non-zero eigenvalues will it have?

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In the factorization $W_{2F\times N} = U_{2F\times N} D_{N\times N} V^T$, if the rank of $W$ is 3, how many columns of $V$ correspond to non-zero singular values?

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If a camera matrix $P$ has rank 3, what type of projection does it represent?

Weak perspective projection Signup and view all the answers

Perspective Projection and Non-linear Equations Quiz

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What is the rank of the centered measurement matrix formed from N points tracked over F frames?

In the factorization algorithm, what does the matrix D' represent?

What is the purpose of solving for Q in the factorization approach?

What is the result of defining M as U' D'^1/2 in the factorization algorithm?

What is the dimension of the matrix U in the SVD of W in the factorization algorithm?

Why is linearizing and iterating necessary when solving the nonlinear equations in factorization problems?

In the context of perspective projection, what effect does a weak perspective approximation have on the appearance of objects?

What is the main difference between orthographic projection and perspective projection?

When using homogeneous coordinates, what allows for the representation of translations in a 3D space?

How are multiple points represented and manipulated in the frames notation approach?

Which approach involves recovering the positions of multiple points by factoring out the common transformation between them and their respective reference frames?

What is the purpose of setting the origin of the world coordinate system at the center of pass of multiple points in factorization approach?

What is the maximum rank of a 6x4 matrix?

If matrix A has rank 2 and matrix B has rank 3, what is the maximum possible rank of the product A*B?

If a 3x4 matrix maps points from 3D to 2D space, what is the intrinsic dimension of the mapped 2D space?

If the measurement matrix $W_{2F\times N}$ has rank 3, how many non-zero eigenvalues will it have?

In the factorization $W_{2F\times N} = U_{2F\times N} D_{N\times N} V^T$, if the rank of $W$ is 3, how many columns of $V$ correspond to non-zero singular values?

If a camera matrix $P$ has rank 3, what type of projection does it represent?

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