| icpCpp(model,data,weights,randvec,sizerand,treeptr,iter) |
function [TR, TT] = icpCpp(model,data,weights,randvec,sizerand,treeptr,iter)
% ICP - Iterative Closest Point algorithm, c++ implementation.
% Handles only points in R^3.
% Makes use of a kd-tree for closest-point search.
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% Usage:
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% [R, T] = icpCpp(model,data,weights,randvec,sizerand,treeptr,max_iter)
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% ICP finds the transformation of points in data to fit points in model.
% Fit with respect to minimize a weighted sum of squares
% for distances between the data points and the corresponding closest model points.
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% INPUT:
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% model - matrix with model points, [Pm_1 Pm_2 ... Pm_nmod]
% data - matrix with data points, [Pd_1 Pd_2 ... Pd_ndat]
% weights - weights (>0) corresponding to points in data
% randvec - uint32(randperm(size(data,2))-1)
% sizerand - number of matched points in each iteration
% treeptr - pointer to the kd-tree. Notice that model must be in
% transpose when the kd-tree is created.
% iter - Number of iterations.
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% OUTPUT:
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% R - rotation matrix and
% T - translation vector so
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% newdata = R*data + T ,
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% where newdata is the transformed data points.
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% Compile c++ files first by running make.
% Run icp_demo for an example.
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% Written by Per Bergstrm 2007-10-09
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