Issue Date
2013-10Subjects
computational complexityfeature extraction
holography
image matching
3D information acquisition
3D omnidirectional holoscopic imaging system
3DOHI
FMS algorithm
fly eye
automatic feature-match selection algorithm
automatic optimization
computational complexity
depth map estimation
depth measurement
dissimilar displacements
feature block selection
full parallax 3D model
image location
natural continuous parallax 3D objects
scene depth extraction
single aperture camera
viewing zone
volume spatial optical model
3D omni-directional Holoscopic Image
auto feature thresholding
depth map
disparity map
optimal corresponding
viewpoints image
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3D Holoscopic Imaging (3DHI) is a promising technique for viewing natural continuous parallax 3D objects within a wide viewing zone using the principle of “Fly's eye”. The 3D content is captured using a single aperture camera in real-time and represents a true volume spatial optical model of the object scene. The 3D content viewed by multiple viewers independently of their position, without 3D eyewear glasses. The 3DHI technique merely requires a single recording that the acquisition of the 3D information and the compactness of depth measurement that is used has been attracting attention as a novel depth extraction technique. This paper presents a new corresponding and matching technique based on a novel automatic Feature-Match Selection (FMS) algorithm. The aim of this algorithm is to estimate and extract an accurate full parallax 3D model form from a 3D Omni-directional Holoscopic Imaging (3DOHI) system. The basis for the novelty of the paper is on two contributions: feature blocks selection and corresponding automatic optimization process. There are solutions for three main problems related to the depth map estimation from 3DHI: uncertainty and region homogeneity at image location, dissimilar displacements within the matching block around object borders, and computational complexity.Citation
Alazawi, E., Aggoun, A., Abbod, M., Swash, M.R., Abdul Fatah, O., Fernandez, J., (2013) 'Scene depth extraction from Holoscopic Imaging technology,' 3DTV-Conference: The True Vision-Capture, Transmission and Display of 3D Video (3DTV-CON). Aberdeen, 7-8 October.Publisher
IEEEType
Conference papers, meetings and proceedingsLanguage
enISSN
2161-2021ae974a485f413a2113503eed53cd6c53
10.1109/3DTV.2013.6676640
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