I'm trying to create homography matrix from this field:
The points for the source points are:
pts_src = [[ 761, 704],
[ 910, 292],
[1109, 544],
[ 619, 479],
[ 656, 373 ],
[1329, 446],
[ 20, 559],
[ 87, 664],
[ 238, 501],
[ 399, 450]]
And the points for destination points (new image):
pts_dst = [[147, 330],
[ 35 , 20],
[147, 225],
[ 75, 203],
[ 35, 155],
[147, 155],
[ 35, 317],
[ 75, 351],
[ 35, 237],
[ 35, 203]]
I tried to create homography matrix with the following code:
import numpy as np
pts_src = np.array(pts_src)
pts_dst = np.array(pts_dst)
h, status = cv2.findHomography(pts_src, pts_dst)
print(h) #homography matrix
And I got the following homography matrix:
[[ 4.00647822e-01 1.41196305e 00 -6.90548584e 02]
[-1.28068526e-01 3.03783700e 00 -6.98945354e 02]
[ 3.12182175e-04 4.06980322e-03 1.00000000e 00]]
I tried to check if the homography matrix is correct, so I used the first coordinate from the source image (761, 704)
, and check if I get the correct coordinate in destination image, which should be (147, 330)
. I tried to use the equation new_x, new_y, new_z = h*(x,y,z)
:
p = [761, 704, 1]
print(np.matmul(h, p))
And I got:
array([ 608.36639573, 1342.23174648, 4.1027121 ])
Which is very far (and for some reason the z
is 4.1
).
And I also tried the second point (910, 292)
, and I should get (35 , 20)
, but I got [86.33414416, 71.5606917 , 2.47246832]
.
Any idea why I'm not able to get the correct coordinates?
CodePudding user response:
The solution was mentioned in the comments thanks to @fana - dividing the x
and y
coordinates by z
(x/z, y/z)
.