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Thank You! Source code and explanation for computer simulation in camera calibration, HELP

Dear All,

I'm a new researcher for camera calibration which is related to computer vision field. I have a problem for computer simulation of camera calibration.
I have all true parameters of camera and real image. I want to make graph which has relationship between relative error and noise level.
I need source code and explanation how to solve this problem.
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I'll bump this, as it is a weekend and things are slow here on weekends (not to mention the holidays are upon us).
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One potential solution is to take an approach similar to what the vision systems and the DMV uses.....grids with or without images.....at multiple levels for the spacial perspective and the grid for the X-Y.....

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