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Three different views of a simple shape, with relatively high overlap.
The object is standing on a table and rotated between each view.
Few points acquired from the environment are remaining in each point cloud, as shown below (bottom left corner and bottom right donut):
Note about these outliers:
They will have a strong impact on the overlap parameter, which is expressed as a percentage of the reference object bounding box. Remember that the overlap is used to compute the size of the 4-points basis used for registration.
Here the bounding box size seems to be twice bigger than the objects size, so the overlap parameter will have to be divided by 2.
Parameter setting
Number of samples: the geometry is simple, we can use the default parameters (n=200)
Delta: estimation of the overlap. Due to the outliers, overlap will be around 40% of the bounding box size.
Registration accuracy: in order to get a good distance, we need to take into account the size of the object. If you don't know which accuracy you need, you can use meshlab to get the length of a segment representative of this length (here it gives 3.19 units, we will use 3 in the experiment).
This discussion was converted from issue #74 on May 04, 2021 09:34.
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This short tutorial is related to the following issue: nmellado#71
Related page in OpenGR documentation (please read beforehand): https://storm-irit.github.io/OpenGR/a00012.html
Description of the data
Three different views of a simple shape, with relatively high overlap.
The object is standing on a table and rotated between each view.
Few points acquired from the environment are remaining in each point cloud, as shown below (bottom left corner and bottom right donut):
Note about these outliers:
They will have a strong impact on the overlap parameter, which is expressed as a percentage of the reference object bounding box. Remember that the overlap is used to compute the size of the 4-points basis used for registration.
Here the bounding box size seems to be twice bigger than the objects size, so the overlap parameter will have to be divided by 2.
Parameter setting
Runs
Aligning view 2 on view 1:
Aligning view 3 on view 1:
Result
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