Abstract
In this paper, we address a problem of reconstruction of three-dimensional scenes from images taken by cameras, with varying parameters, from different views. This method is based on the projection of 3D points in the image planes. The relationships between the matches and the camera parameters are used to formulate a nonlinear equation system. This system is transformed into an objective function, which is minimized by a genetic algorithm to estimate the intrinsic and extrinsic camera parameters. Finally, the coordinates of 3D points of the scene are obtained by solving a linear equation system. The experiments on synthetic and real data show the quality of this work and the good obtained results.
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