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A fundamental problem in depth from defocus is the measurement of relative defocus between images. The performance of previously proposed focus operators are inevitably sensitive t...
In this paper we present a framework for semantic scene parsing and object recognition based on dense depth maps. Five viewindependent 3D features that vary with object class are e...
We present a novel variational approach to estimate dense depth maps from multiple images in real-time. By using robust penalizers for both data term and regularizer, our method pr...
Dense depth maps can be estimated in a Bayesian sense from multiple calibrated still images of a rigid scene relative to a reference view [1]. This well-established probabilistic f...
Peter Wey, Bernd Fischer, Herbert Bay, Joachim M. ...
: We report on 4 algorithms for recovering dense depth maps from long image sequences, where the camera motion is known a priori. All methods use a Kalman filter to integrate inte...
This paper proposes a fast 3D reconstruction approach for efficiently generating watertight 3D models from multiple short baseline views. Our method is based on the combination of...
Mario Sormann, Christopher Zach, Joachim Bauer, Ko...
A fundamental problem in depth from defocus is the measurement of relative defocus between images. We propose a class of broadband operators that, when used together, provide inva...