From: Jan Simon on 4 Jan 2010 03:23 Dear Chee! > > Ok. Do I understand correctly: you have H and x and want x' ?! > > x2 = H * x; > > Does this help?! Or do you want x and have x' ?! Then inspect: > > help slash > > i want to calculate x right.calculation of H is next step.but right now i want to calculate homogeneous point x.and this x is a 3xn matrix. > i have NO idea that how to calculate homogeneous point x. You repeatedly tell us, what you want to calculate. But you do not mention, what you have! x can be calculated, if you have H and x'. x' can be calculated, if you have H and x; H can be calculated, if you have x' and x. It is not possible to "calculate" x *and* H! It might be the best, if you describe your problem with more details. Please tell us the exact values or definitions, you want to base the calculations on. What are the conditions your x should satisfy? Kind regards, Jan |