Yc Zw h Yw Figure 2: 2D side view of a camera in the world. This question refers to Fig. 2. (a) What are the rotation, R and translation, T, parameters of the extrinsic matrix? (b) Assume the intrinsic matrix is the identity matrix. Write the projective transformation from the plane Z 0 to the image plane.

Yc Zw h Yw Figure 2: 2D side view of a camera in the world. This question refers to Fig. 2. (a) What are the rotation, R and translation, T, parameters of the extrinsic matrix? (b) Assume the intrinsic matrix is the identity matrix. Write the projective transformation from the plane Z 0 to the image plane.

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