Distance estimation between moving objects using monocular camera

Distance estimation between two or more objects is a crucial task in the computer vision research area. Moreover, in the era of COVID-19, it becomes an urgent issue as it can enable social distance preserved. Distance estimation could be done using stereo vision (stereoscopic photogammetry) but requ...

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