Multiple view geometry in computer vision
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Read on Hacker NewsWhenever I see something like this I'm reminded of the introduction to "Multiple View Geometry in Computer Vision", which is where a lot of this "clever math" is described. Essentially, problems considered unsolvable ten years ago are not only solvable, but simple, due to advances in geometry . With just a little math, you can do things like this. I wonder why it took this long for the people doing computer vision work to catch up with the math.
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