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Geometric method for projective reconstruction of shape and motion using n uncalibrated cameras
The paper focus on the analysis and computing of the projective structure and motion using geometric invariants. This work relates current approaches in the geometric algebra framework, which results in geometric transparency and elegance. The papers presents experiments regarding projective reconstruction of shape and motion using both simulated and real images.