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Fig 1.

An incident ray passing through an imaging system which is absorbed by detector elements (pixel).

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Fig 2.

Geometrization of the IRT.

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Fig 3.

A mapping between reference plane and image plane.

The intersection points of dotted lines in plane ABCD corresponds to the ones in plane abcd.

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Fig 4.

The perspective rays used for object pose.

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Fig 5.

An imaging model of the perspective rays.

It includes a perspective projection and a scaled orthographic projection.

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Fig 6.

Captured images at six positions.

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Table 1.

Camera parameters.

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Fig 7.

Position distribution of the calibration points.

The “●” represents the standard two-dimensional coordinate of the calibration points while the “+” represents the calculated two-dimensional coordinate of them.

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Fig 8.

Experiment devices.

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Fig 9.

A sample image used for pose estimation.

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Fig 10.

Pose estimation error distribution.

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Table 2.

The RMSE of the PnP algorithms.

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