Standard Dual Quaternion Optimization and Its Applications in Hand-Eye Calibration and SLAM
Liqun Qi

TL;DR
This paper studies standard dual quaternion functions and optimization problems, demonstrating their properties and applications in hand-eye calibration and SLAM, leading to simplified solutions for these complex problems.
Contribution
It introduces the concept of standard dual quaternion functions and shows how they simplify solving dual quaternion optimization problems in practical applications.
Findings
Dual quaternion functions have properties similar to standard functions.
Optimization problems can be reduced to quaternion problems under certain conditions.
Applications in hand-eye calibration and SLAM are modeled as standard dual quaternion optimization problems.
Abstract
Several common dual quaternion functions, such as the power function, the magnitude function, the -norm function and the th largest eigenvalue of a dual quaternion Hermitian matrix, are standard dual quaternion functions, i.e., the standard parts of their function values depend upon only the standard parts of their dual quaternion variables. Furthermore, the sum, product, minimum, maximum and composite functions of two standard dual functions, the logarithm and the exponential of standard unit dual quaternion functions, are still standard dual quaternion functions. On the other hand, the dual quaternion optimization problem, where objective and constraint function values are dual numbers but variables are dual quaternions, naturally arises from applications. We show that to solve an equality constrained dual quaternion optimization problem, we only need to solve two quaternion…
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TopicsIndoor and Outdoor Localization Technologies · Robotics and Sensor-Based Localization · Inertial Sensor and Navigation
