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@adehecq and I have discussed at multiple points in time that this would be a nice addition. For example, if one would want to use the results of the coregistration in another tool (ASP / Metashape etc.), 4x4 transformation matrices are the way to go.
We also discussed that 1st degree deramps can be described as a bias, rotation and scale in the horizontal direction. 2nd degree and higher deramps are however impossible to describe as a 4x4 matrix, and could return a NotImplementedError or similar.
PDAL and opencv already provide matrices from their ICP approaches, so this would be simple to return as a np.ndarray.
This could be part of the coreg.py revision initiative (#24).
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@adehecq and I have discussed at multiple points in time that this would be a nice addition. For example, if one would want to use the results of the coregistration in another tool (ASP / Metashape etc.), 4x4 transformation matrices are the way to go.
For bias corrections, it would be as simple as:
for translations:
We also discussed that 1st degree deramps can be described as a bias, rotation and scale in the horizontal direction. 2nd degree and higher deramps are however impossible to describe as a 4x4 matrix, and could return a
NotImplementedError
or similar.PDAL and opencv already provide matrices from their ICP approaches, so this would be simple to return as a np.ndarray.
This could be part of the
coreg.py
revision initiative (#24).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: