我重复了实验,记录了每个测量的时间戳,参见附件.XLS。
真实距离500,1,000,1,500等是从相机的玻璃上用钢尺测量的。
这是我的测试安全带的屏幕截图,同时测量为1'500mm:
仅供参考,在底部,您可以看到第424列的值在1'000mm;
地板平坦到1米,然后Y按预期几乎垂直增加,表明木制目标。
红十字表示障碍物的位置,I.E。
下一个像素高出30mm的第一个像素。
测量值是行240列424处的原始范围值,摄像机的中心(真实摄像机中心实际上是239.5,423.5但是半个像素是无关紧要的)。
出乎意料的大错误似乎呈指数级增长:
有趣的是,红色趋势线的截距非常接近零,这意味着Z焦点离玻璃不远。
所以,将这个问题与我的相关焦点问题合并,https://communities.intel.com/thread/128141
根据这些数据,Z焦点在哪里?为什么误差随距离增加?
D435RangeProblem.xlsx
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I've repeated the experiment, logging every measurement, with its timestamp, see attached .XLS.
The true distances 500, 1'000, 1'500 etc are measured from the camera's glass, with a steel ruler.
Here's a screenshot of my test harness whilst measuring at 1'500mm:
FYI, at the bottom, you can see the values for column 424 at 1'000mm; the floor is flat out to 1 metre and then the Y increases almost vertically as expected, indicating the wooden target.
The red cross indicates where the obstacle is, I.E. the first pixel where the next pixel is >30mm higher.
The measurements are the raw range values at row 240 column 424, the centre of the camera (the true camera centre is actually 239.5, 423.5 but half a pixel is insignificant).
The unexpectedly large error seems to increase exponentially:
Interestingly, the intercept of the red trend line is very close to zero, which implies that the Z focal point isn't far from the glass.
So, merging this question with my related focal-point question,
https://communities.intel.com/thread/128141
- From this data, where is the Z focal point?
- Why does the error increase with range?
我重复了实验,记录了每个测量的时间戳,参见附件.XLS。
真实距离500,1,000,1,500等是从相机的玻璃上用钢尺测量的。
这是我的测试安全带的屏幕截图,同时测量为1'500mm:
仅供参考,在底部,您可以看到第424列的值在1'000mm;
地板平坦到1米,然后Y按预期几乎垂直增加,表明木制目标。
红十字表示障碍物的位置,I.E。
下一个像素高出30mm的第一个像素。
测量值是行240列424处的原始范围值,摄像机的中心(真实摄像机中心实际上是239.5,423.5但是半个像素是无关紧要的)。
出乎意料的大错误似乎呈指数级增长:
有趣的是,红色趋势线的截距非常接近零,这意味着Z焦点离玻璃不远。
所以,将这个问题与我的相关焦点问题合并,https://communities.intel.com/thread/128141
根据这些数据,Z焦点在哪里?为什么误差随距离增加?
D435RangeProblem.xlsx
32.0 K.
以上来自于谷歌翻译
以下为原文
I've repeated the experiment, logging every measurement, with its timestamp, see attached .XLS.
The true distances 500, 1'000, 1'500 etc are measured from the camera's glass, with a steel ruler.
Here's a screenshot of my test harness whilst measuring at 1'500mm:
FYI, at the bottom, you can see the values for column 424 at 1'000mm; the floor is flat out to 1 metre and then the Y increases almost vertically as expected, indicating the wooden target.
The red cross indicates where the obstacle is, I.E. the first pixel where the next pixel is >30mm higher.
The measurements are the raw range values at row 240 column 424, the centre of the camera (the true camera centre is actually 239.5, 423.5 but half a pixel is insignificant).
The unexpectedly large error seems to increase exponentially:
Interestingly, the intercept of the red trend line is very close to zero, which implies that the Z focal point isn't far from the glass.
So, merging this question with my related focal-point question,
https://communities.intel.com/thread/128141
- From this data, where is the Z focal point?
- Why does the error increase with range?
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