
doi: 10.1007/11893257_68
Reconstruction of a three-dimensional scene using images taken from two views is possible if the relative pose of the cameras is known. A traditional approach to estimating the pose of the cameras uses eight pairs of corresponding points and involves the solution of a set of homogeneous equations. We propose a multi-layered feedforward network solution. Empirical results demonstrate the feasibility of using the network to recover the relative pose of the cameras in the three-dimensional world.
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