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My project's goal is to create a map or mosaic via many images that are captured by translating by some distance. I'm confused as to why the opencv stitcher class seems to only support rotation and not translation even though SIFT, for example, is translation invariant. Additionally, from reading online, this paper link:http://matthewalunbrown.com/papers/ijcv2007.pdf looks like it was the basis of the stitcher class implementation.

Perhaps I am not understanding the underlying mathematics properly as a newbie to CV.

Thanks!

My project's goal is to create a map or mosaic via many images that are captured by translating by some distance. I'm confused as to why the opencv stitcher class seems to only support rotation and not translation even though SIFT, for example, is translation invariant. Additionally, from reading online, this paper link:http://matthewalunbrown.com/papers/ijcv2007.pdf looks like it was the basis of the stitcher class implementation.

Perhaps I am not understanding the underlying mathematics properly as a newbie to CV.

Thanks!

My project's goal is to create a map or mosaic via many images that are captured by translating by some distance. I'm confused as to why the opencv stitcher class seems to only support rotation and not translation even though SIFT, for example, is translation invariant. Additionally, from reading online, this paper link:http://matthewalunbrown.com/papers/ijcv2007.pdf looks like it was the basis of the stitcher class implementation.

Perhaps I am not understanding the underlying mathematics properly as a newbie to CV.

Thanks!

My project's goal is to create a map or mosaic via many images that are captured by translating by some distance. I'm confused as to why the opencv stitcher class seems to only support rotation and not translation even though SIFT, for example, is translation invariant. Additionally, from reading online, this paper link:http://matthewalunbrown.com/papers/ijcv2007.pdf looks like it was the basis of the stitcher class implementation.

Perhaps I am not understanding the underlying mathematics properly as a newbie to CV.

Thanks!

My project's goal is to create a map or mosaic via many images that are captured by translating by some distance. I'm confused as to why the opencv stitcher class seems to only support rotation and not translation even though SIFT, for example, is translation invariant. Additionally, from reading online, this paper link:http://matthewalunbrown.com/papers/ijcv2007.pdf looks like it was the basis of the stitcher class implementation.

Perhaps I am not understanding the underlying mathematics properly as a newbie to CV.

Thanks!

My project's goal is to create a map or mosaic via many images that are captured by translating by some distance. I'm confused as to why the opencv stitcher class seems to only support rotation and not translation even though SIFT, for example, is translation invariant. Additionally, from reading online, this paper link:http://matthewalunbrown.com/papers/ijcv2007.pdf looks like it was the basis of the stitcher class implementation.

Perhaps I am not understanding the underlying mathematics properly as a newbie to CV.

Thanks!

My project's goal is to create a map or mosaic via many images that are captured by translating by some distance. I'm confused as to why the opencv stitcher class seems to only support rotation and not translation even though SIFT, for example, is translation invariant. Additionally, from reading online, this paper link:http://matthewalunbrown.com/papers/ijcv2007.pdf looks like it was the basis of the stitcher class implementation.

Perhaps I am not understanding the underlying mathematics properly as a newbie to CV.

Thanks!