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How would I go about implementing a cost function that weights a few points more than the others. I am specifically asking for the 5 point Nister algorithm. Say, for every keypoint in the arguments, I have a weight associated with it, that indicates how good the correspondence of the point was, how would I include that in the calculations.
(Essentially I would like to fit a model that weights the input)
Which part of the code should I change?
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The code is based on RANSAC strategy which is not easy to integrate weights. Maybe you should use the RANSAC result as a initial value and write another optimizer weighting by your cost.
How would I go about implementing a cost function that weights a few points more than the others. I am specifically asking for the 5 point Nister algorithm. Say, for every keypoint in the arguments, I have a weight associated with it, that indicates how good the correspondence of the point was, how would I include that in the calculations.
(Essentially I would like to fit a model that weights the input)
Which part of the code should I change?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: