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GeoBlur: Epipolar Geometry Estimation from a Single Motion-Blurred Image
Relative camera pose geometry, formulated via fundamental matrix estimation, is a challenging problem in many robotics and VR/AR applications. These applications occasionally contain fast monocular camera motion, which severely blurs the image and prevents the use of traditional multi-view geometry
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