Introduction
The fundamental matrix is a relationship between any two images of the same scene that constrains where the projection of points from the scene can occur in both images. Given the projection of a scene point into one of the images the corresponding point in the other image is constrained to a line, helping the search, and allowing for the detection of wrong correspondences. The relation between corresponding image points which the fundamental matrix represents is referred to as epipolar constraint, matching constraint, discrete matching constraint, or incidence relation.
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