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Traditional stereo algorithms either explicitly use the frontal parallel plane assumption by only considering position (zero-order) disparity when computing similarity measures of ...
Two new techniques are proposed to improve stereo matching performance in this work. First, to address the disparity discontinuity problem in occluded regions, we present a dispar...
Belief propagation has been shown to be a powerful inference mechanism for stereo correspondence. However the classical formulation of belief propagation implicitly imposes the fr...
We examine the implications of shape on the process of finding dense correspondence and half-occlusions for a stereo pair of images. The desired property of the depth map is that ...
—Many traditional two-view stereo algorithms explicitly or implicitly use the frontal parallel plane assumption when exploiting contextual information since, e.g., the smoothness...