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Abstract
The invention relates to the technical field of three-dimensional measurement and discloses a processing method for three-dimensional reconstruction of a phase image based on binocular structured light. The method comprises the following steps: acquiring a pose transformation matrix between the left camera and the right camera and normalizing the pose transformation matrix; setting minimum pixel change, calculating the maximum pixel change generated in the horizontal direction, and rounding up to be used as the number of horizontal segments to obtain a segmented image; calculating the epipolar slope of the central pixels of each segmented image as the non-difference epipolar slope of all pixels in each segmented image; projecting a plurality of grating images with specific phase shifts to the surface of an object to be measured by adopting a phase measurement profilometry to form a sine stripe image sequence, solving to obtain a wrapping phase, and generating a phase image which monotonously changes along the horizontal direction; and acquiring a segmentation region of the phase image, and performing segmentation region continuous matching by taking the front point matching end point as a rear point matching start point. The technical scheme of the invention improves the three-dimensional measurement precision and the measurement efficiency.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of object three-dimensional measurement, in particular to a processing method for three-dimensionally reconstructing a phase image based on binocular structured light.
Background
Three-dimensional morphological features of objects are one of the most important features of objects. Three-dimensional surface shape measurement (namely three-dimensional object surface profile measurement) is an important means for acquiring object morphological characteristics, and is also a basis for recording, comparing and copying the object morphological characteristics.
In the existing method for measuring the three-dimensional surface shape of an object, optical three-dimensional sensing is increasingly paid attention and researched by people due to non-contact and high measurement precision. The phase measurement profilometry based on the structured light is an important three-dimensional sensing method, is an existing technology, adopts the sinusoidal grating projection and the phase shift technology, reconstructs three-dimensional information of the surface of an object by acquiring the spatial information of full-field stripes and the time sequence information of the phase shift stripes in a stripe period, has the characteristics of high precision, no influence of the surface reflectivity of the object and the like, and is easy to realize computer-aided automatic measurement, so that the phase measurement profilometry based on the structured light has wide application prospect in the fields of industrial detection, physical profiling, biomedicine, machine vision and the like.
The phase measurement profilometry based on the structured light is matched with binocular stereo vision, so that three-dimensional reconstruction can be realized quickly, accurately and simply. Compared with monocular camera reconstruction, the binocular camera has better robust performance on complex scenes due to the reduction of the blind area of the visual field. At present, in order to realize real-time binocular three-dimensional reconstruction, projection is performed by using various structured lights in the aspect of structured light imaging, wherein the projection is performed by using surface structured light, bidirectional structured light, colored structured light, binary coded structured light and the like, and various structured light characteristics are utilized to mainly optimize a unwrapping phase process, so that the unwrapping phase speed and precision are improved.
However, no matter what structured light is adopted, the process of acquiring the phase is optimized, and the customized optimization is not performed on the stereo matching after the phase expansion. According to the method, through polar line geometric characteristics, matching optimization is performed on stereo phases through traditional stereo vision optimization schemes such as polar line correction, reprojection correction is performed on images to be matched to achieve pixel one-to-one corresponding matching, however, after the images are corrected through polar line correction, image phase information changes due to interpolation and matching between original pixels is not performed, and therefore when pixels are accurately located, principles such as least square are needed to restore a fitting surface to select sub-pixel matching points, and matching accuracy is maintained. Although the methods such as epipolar rectification reduce the matching time of the pixel points, the preprocessing is often greatly prolonged and brings errors caused by fitting, and the rapid, accurate and simple measurement is difficult.
Disclosure of Invention
The technical problem to be solved by the invention is as follows: the invention provides a processing method for three-dimensional reconstruction phase images based on binocular structured light, aiming at solving the problems of measurement precision and measurement efficiency in the existing binocular structured light three-dimensional reconstruction.
In order to achieve the purpose, the technical scheme adopted by the invention is as follows:
a processing method for three-dimensional reconstruction of a phase image based on binocular structured light comprises the following steps:
step 1, acquiring a pose transformation matrix between a left camera and a right camera and normalizing the pose transformation matrix;
step 2, setting minimum pixel change, calculating the maximum pixel change generated in the horizontal direction according to the polar line slope, rounding up to be used as the number of horizontal segments, and averagely dividing based on the number of the horizontal segments to obtain a segmented image;
step 3, calculating the polar slope of the central pixel of each segmented image, and taking the polar slope of the central pixel as the non-difference polar slope of all pixels in each segmented image;
step 4, projecting a plurality of grating images with specific phase shifts to the surface of an object to be measured by adopting a phase measurement profilometry to form a sine stripe image sequence, solving to obtain a wrapping phase, and generating a phase image which changes monotonously along the horizontal direction;
and 5, acquiring a segmented region of the phase image, and performing segmented region continuous matching by taking the front point matching end point as a rear point matching start point.
Further, in step 1, the pose transformation matrix includes a rotation matrix and a translation matrix.
Further, in step 2, the minimum pixel change is 1 pixel.
Further, in step 2, the maximum pixel change S is calculated by:
wherein, the delta k' is the slope difference of the head and tail polar lines in the segmented image area,
the imaging width for the camera is wide.
Further, in step 3, the polar slope k of the central pixel is related to the pixel point of the left camera
The calculation method comprises the following steps:
whereinp i 、q i 、t i For parameterized matrices, the calculation process is as follows:
wherein C is an algebraic residue matrix of the left camera reprojection matrix;
whereina i 、b i 、c i For the reprojection matrix parameters:
wherein,
is the pth row and qth column of the reprojection matrix of the right camera,
the imaging pole of the right camera.
Further, calculating all pixel point positions corresponding to each non-differential polar line slope, and establishing a mapping table of the corresponding relation between the pixel point positions and the non-differential polar line slopes.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following beneficial effects:
in the technical scheme of the invention, the epipolar line slope of the central pixel is taken as the non-differential epipolar line slope of all pixels in each segmented image, and the isolated epipolar lines in the segmented images are combined into the non-differential epipolar line of the pixels, so that the continuous matching of the phase along the non-differential epipolar line of the pixels is realized, and the measurement precision is high. In addition, the epipolar slope of all pixels in each segmented image is replaced by the epipolar slope of the central pixel in the similar region, and a mapping table is established for searching all the pixel point positions and the epipolar slopes, so that the purpose of simplifying the epipolar calculation is achieved, the calculation time is greatly reduced while the precision is kept, and the measurement efficiency is improved.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention more apparent, the present invention is further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings. It should be apparent that the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present invention, and not all embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
As shown in fig. 1, a processing method for three-dimensionally reconstructing a phase image based on binocular structured light includes the following steps:
step 1, acquiring a pose transformation matrix between a left camera and a right camera and normalizing the pose transformation matrix; step 2, setting minimum pixel change, calculating maximum pixel change generated in the horizontal direction according to the polar line slope, taking the maximum pixel change as the number of horizontal segments after rounding up, and obtaining a segmented image based on average division of the number of the horizontal segments; step 3, calculating the polar slope of the central pixel of each segmented image, taking the polar slope of the central pixel as the non-differential polar slope of all pixels in each segmented image, and establishing a mapping table based on the corresponding relation between all pixel positions and the non-differential polar slope; step 4, projecting a plurality of grating images with specific phase shifts to the surface of an object to be measured by adopting a phase measurement profilometry to form a sine stripe image sequence, solving to obtain a wrapping phase, and generating a phase image which changes monotonously along the horizontal direction; and 5, acquiring a segmented region of the phase image, and performing segmented region continuous matching by taking the front point matching end point as a rear point matching start point.
In this embodiment, the phase profilometry projects a plurality of grating images with specific phase shifts onto the surface of an object to form a sequence of sinusoidal fringe images with depth differences, and a phase depth image is obtained by unwrapping. Phase profilometry is one prior art technique.
In a first aspect, in this embodiment, by combining monotonicity of polar line change in a global step in polar line geometry and pixel level change of a phase image, a similar region along a polar line direction (horizontal direction) and also a phase increasing direction is integrated, that is, data of each row in the horizontal direction is integrated to obtain a segmented image. The pixels with the position difference of the corresponding pixels on the global step length epipolar line smaller than the minimum pixel change are integrated into a similar area, so that the complicated calculation process of the whole pixel epipolar line can be simplified into the calculation of the central pixel epipolar line in the segmented image area, and the purpose of simplifying the epipolar line calculation is further achieved.
In a second aspect, this embodiment provides a phase continuous search algorithm according to the strategy for calculating a segmented image proposed in the first aspect, because the phase change in a close region (usually, a horizontal line segment) is monotonous, when searching along the same polar line, the search on the polar line does not need to be performed from zero step to image wide step according to the original search every time, and the purpose of continuous search is achieved by continuing the search position of the previous pixel point as the search start position of the current pixel point, thereby reducing redundant calculation among different pixel points, and for countering certain sudden change interference, matching can be performed after a certain buffer interval is set for each matching.
In some embodiments, in step 1, the re-projection matrix of the camera is a pose transformation matrix between the left camera and the right camera, the pose transformation matrix including a rotation matrix and a translation matrix. Normalizing the pose transformation matrix between the left camera and the right camera, setting the imaging plane of the left camera and the imaging plane of the right camera as a two-dimensional coordinate, setting the imaging plane on a plane with a z-axis value of 1 in the three-dimensional coordinate when adding the two-dimensional coordinate into the three-dimensional coordinate for calculation, and connecting a pixel coordinate system and a camera coordinate system in series in order to realize the constraint that the z-axis value in the three-dimensional coordinate is 1.
In some embodiments, in step 2, the minimum pixel variation is 1 pixel. The pixel points with the position difference of the corresponding points on the global step length epipolar line less than 1 pixel are integrated into a similar area, and one similar area is a segmented image, so that the complicated process of computing the epipolar line of the full pixel can be simplified into computing the epipolar line of the central pixel in the segmented image area, and the purpose of simplifying the epipolar line computing is further achieved. Furthermore, based on the simplification strategy, a phase continuous search algorithm is provided, redundant calculation among different pixel points is reduced, and three-dimensional reconstruction is realized quickly, accurately and simply.
In some embodiments, for epipolar geometry, all epipolar lines cross the stationary point of the pole of the imaging plane, so the epipolar lines can be represented by the point-diagonal equation:
whereinkThe slope of the epipolar line is found from the left point,
for the imaging point of the right camera,
the imaging pole of the right camera. Setting the depth of a reconstructed objectTo infinity, the position of the reconstructed object in the left camera image is not changed, so the image in the right camera is still on the same polar line, and the position projected on the right camera image plane can be located according to the homography principle of the infinity plane, and the point is taken as the phase pole, so the polar slope can be expressed as:
whereinkThe slope of the epipolar line is found from the left point,
is the right camera phase imaging point,
imaging poles for the right camera. And then calculating a right camera plane normal vector by using Hartley algorithm
And expressing the polar line slope by using the right camera plane normal vector and a re-projection matrix (a pose transformation matrix between the left camera and the right camera) parameter:
whereina i 、b i 、c i The parameters obtained by the reprojection matrix and the pixel points of the left camera can be obtained by the following formula:
wherein
Is the pth row and the qth column of the reprojection matrix of the right camera.
Imaging the pixel in the epipolar geometry at each position in the world coordinate system satisfies the homography principle, namely obeys the epipolar constraint
Whereinm、m' refers to the homogeneous coordinates of the corresponding pixel points,Frefers to the basis matrix. Then, parameterization expression is carried out on the intermediate process, and the calculation equation of the epipolar line slope directly related to the pixel point of the left camera is obtained as follows:
whereinp i 、q i 、t i The matrix calculation process for parameterization can be calculated by:
whereinCReproject matrix M for left camera L An algebraic remainder matrix of (1), thereby, due top i 、q i 、t i The values of the isoparametric are fixed for a pair of binocular cameras, so that when the whole image is matched, only 1 time of calculation is needed to establish a non-differential polar slope about all pixel points of the left camera
The mapping table of the position has corresponding relations between all pixel point positions and polar line slopes, and the subsequent table lookup is only needed to obtain the non-differential polar line slope based on the pixel point positions, so that the time consumed by matching can be greatly reduced.
In some embodiments, in binocular stereopsis, epipolar lines typically appear as straight lines nearly parallel to the imaging plane, with small values of slope. Therefore, for a higher resolution image, when the change generated by the epipolar slope of the adjacent pixels in the left camera is not different from the pixel position searched along the epipolar line in the right camera imaging in the same step length, it can be regarded as being on the same epipolar line, which is called as pixel non-differential epipolar line in the present application, that is, the following conditions are satisfied:
whereinW s The length is searched synchronously, i.e. the same step size as experienced in the search for different epipolar lines. Therefore, under a specific step length, polar lines of different pixels in the area can be regarded as the same straight line, the result is no difference in pixel level search, and meanwhile, according to monotonicity of a phase image, continuous search can be realized for the same-row phase in a certain area, namely, a search starting point of a subsequent point can start continuous search from a search end point of a front point, so that the search time is greatly reduced, and the matching efficiency is improved. To realize continuous searching in image area, the searching step length is setW s The imaging width for the camera is wide. By the polar slope formula
It can be known that, for each row of pixel points, the number of rows in the vertical direction is fixed, so that the change of the polar slope is a monotonous inverse proportion function, and the maximum pixel change can be obtained by directly calculating the head-to-tail slope interpolation as the maximum difference value in the horizontal direction:
wherein Δk′For the head and tail epipolar slope difference in the segmented image region,Sfor maximum pixel change, since the pixel changes to the pixel level, thereforeSThe whole is required to be rounded up,Wimaging width for cameraWidth. And the pose of the binocular camera can be adjusted to enable the baseline of the binocular camera to be parallel to the horizontal plane, and the pose between the internal reference of the camera and the camera can be obtained through combination:
thus, according to the polar slope formula
And calculating the polar slope in the same row, the calculation of the polar slope will be degenerated to a linear function, so that the slope change in the horizontal direction (polar direction) can be regarded as a linear change. Can be based onSEqually dividing the pixel points of the left camera in the horizontal direction to obtain the original imageWidthStrip for packaging articlesWidthStep size polar line simplification toSStripWidthThe step-size pixels have no continuous phase matching on the epipolar line of the difference, wherein each segment has no polar slope of the difference as the polar slope of the center of the segment.
Finally, it should be noted that: the above embodiments are only preferred embodiments of the present invention to illustrate the technical solutions of the present invention, but not to limit the technical solutions, and certainly not to limit the patent scope of the present invention; while the invention has been described in detail and with reference to the foregoing embodiments, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that: the technical solutions described in the foregoing embodiments may still be modified, or some or all of the technical features may be equivalently replaced; the modifications or the substitutions do not make the essence of the corresponding technical solutions depart from the scope of the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention; that is, the technical problems to be solved by the present invention, which are not substantially changed or supplemented by the spirit and the concept of the main body of the present invention, are still consistent with the present invention and shall be included in the scope of the present invention; in addition, the technical scheme of the invention is directly or indirectly applied to other related technical fields, and the technical scheme of the invention is included in the patent protection scope of the invention.
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1. A processing method for three-dimensional reconstruction of a phase image based on binocular structured light is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step 1, acquiring a pose transformation matrix between a left camera and a right camera and normalizing the pose transformation matrix;
step 2, setting minimum pixel change, calculating the maximum pixel change generated in the horizontal direction according to the polar line slope, rounding up to be used as the number of horizontal segments, and averagely dividing based on the number of the horizontal segments to obtain a segmented image;
step 3, calculating the polar slope of the central pixel of each segmented image, and taking the polar slope of the central pixel as the non-difference polar slope of all pixels in each segmented image;
step 4, projecting a plurality of grating images with specific phase shifts to the surface of an object to be measured by adopting a phase measurement profilometry to form a sine stripe image sequence, solving to obtain a wrapping phase, and generating a phase image which changes monotonously along the horizontal direction;
and 5, acquiring a segmented region of the phase image, and performing segmented region continuous matching by taking the front point matching end point as a rear point matching start point.
2. The binocular-structured-light-based phase image three-dimensional reconstruction processing method according to claim 1, wherein in step 1, the pose transformation matrix comprises a rotation matrix and a translation matrix.
3. The binocular structured light-based phase image three-dimensional reconstruction processing method according to claim 1, wherein in step 2, the minimum pixel variation is 1 pixel.
4. The processing method for three-dimensional reconstruction of phase images based on binocular structured light according to claim 1, wherein in step 2, the maximum pixel change S is calculated by:
wherein, the delta k' is the slope difference of the head and tail polar lines in the segmented image area,
the imaging width for the camera is wide.
5. The binocular structured light-based phase image three-dimensional reconstruction method of claim 1, wherein in the step 3, the polar slope k of the central pixel is related to the pixel point of the left camera
The calculation method comprises the following steps:
whereinp i 、q i 、t i For parameterized matrices, the calculation process is as follows:
wherein C is an algebraic remainder matrix of the left camera reprojection matrix;
whereina i 、b i 、c i For the reprojection matrix parameters, the expression is:
wherein,
is the pth row and the qth column of the reprojection matrix of the right camera,
the imaging pole of the right camera.
6. The binocular-structure-based light three-dimensional reconstruction phase image processing method of claim 1, wherein all pixel point positions corresponding to each non-differential epipolar slope are calculated, and a mapping table of correspondence between the pixel point positions and the non-differential epipolar slopes is established.
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