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Confusing notation #6

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kyuhyoung opened this issue Jul 16, 2021 · 2 comments
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Confusing notation #6

kyuhyoung opened this issue Jul 16, 2021 · 2 comments

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@kyuhyoung
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kyuhyoung commented Jul 16, 2021

Thank you for making this codes public, first of all.

Why are there many codes such as following :

std::cout << "hand2eye ---\n" << hand2eye.matrix().inverse() << std::endl;

cv::Mat cv_object2eye = eigen2cvmat(object2eyes[i].inverse().matrix());

Shouldn't be the inverse of A2B B2A ?

@Mickeyyyang
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Thank you for making this codes public, first of all.

Why are there many codes such as following :

std::cout << "hand2eye ---\n" << hand2eye.matrix().inverse() << std::endl;

cv::Mat cv_object2eye = eigen2cvmat(object2eyes[i].inverse().matrix());

Shouldn't be the inverse of A2B B2A ?

wow, awesome

@skywoodsz
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Thank you for making this codes public, first of all.

Why are there many codes such as following :

std::cout << "hand2eye ---\n" << hand2eye.matrix().inverse() << std::endl;

cv::Mat cv_object2eye = eigen2cvmat(object2eyes[i].inverse().matrix());

Shouldn't be the inverse of A2B B2A ?

I am also confused this notion. Do you have found the answer? Thanks

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