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Intrinsic Parameters: Determine the focal lengths, principal point, and distortion coefficients.
Extrinsic Parameters: Establish the camera’s position and orientation relative to the world.
Projection Methods:
Homography (Flat Road Assumption): If the road is flat (assuming Z = 0), compute a homography transformation that maps 2D image points to 3D ground coordinates.
Back-Projection: For each 2D centerline point, back-project the ray using your intrinsic parameters and intersect it with the known ground plane (using extrinsic parameters).
Outcome: You obtain a set of 3D coordinates representing your planned trajectory in the world space.