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-sink_0::right=<crop-size> sink_1::right=<crop-size>
+sink_<index>::right=<crop-size> sink_<index>::left=<crop-size> sink_<index>::top=<crop-size> sink_<index>::bottom=<crop-size>
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-{{Review|The link below redirects you to the old tomography estimation tool (the script) and not our brand new, magic and super cool tool|asolis}}
+Let's assume we only have 2 images (with indices 0 and 1). These 2 images are related by a '''homography''' which can be computed using the [[Image_Stitching_for_NVIDIA_Jetson/User_Guide/Calibration | Calibration Tool]]. The computed homography transforms the '''Target''' image from the '''Reference''' image perspective.
-Let's assume we only have 2 images (with indices 0 and 1). These 2 images are related by a '''homography''' which can be computed using the [[Image_Stitching_for_NVIDIA_Jetson/User_Guide/Homography_estimation | Homography Estimation Tool]]. The computed homography transforms the '''Target''' image from the '''Reference''' image perspective.
 This way, to fully describe a homography, we need to declare 3 parameters: