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Cascaded Scene Flow Prediction using Semantic Segmentation
Given two consecutive frames from a pair of stereo cameras, 3D scene flow
methods simultaneously estimate the 3D geometry and motion of the observed
scene. Many existing approaches use superpixels for regularization, but may
predict inconsistent shapes and motions inside rigidly moving objects. We
instead assume that scenes consist of foreground objects rigidly moving in
front of a static background, and use semantic cues to produce pixel-accurate
scene flow estimates. Our cascaded classification framework accurately models
3D scenes by iteratively refining semantic segmentation masks, stereo
correspondences, 3D rigid motion estimates, and optical flow fields. We
evaluate our method on the challenging KITTI autonomous driving benchmark, and
show that accounting for the motion of segmented vehicles leads to
state-of-the-art performance.Comment: International Conference on 3D Vision (3DV), 2017 (oral presentation
Hierarchical shape-based surface reconstruction for dense multi-view stereo
International audienceThe recent widespread availability of urban imagery has lead to a growing demand for automatic modeling from multiple images. However, modern image-based modeling research has focused either on highly detailed reconstructions of mostly small objects or on human-assisted simplified modeling. This paper presents a novel algorithm which automatically outputs a simplified, segmented model of a scene from a set of calibrated input images, capturing its essential geometric features. Our approach combines three successive steps. First, a dense point cloud is created from sparse depth maps computed from the input images. Then, shapes are robustly extracted from this set of points. Finally, a compact model of the scene is built from a spatial subdivision induced by these structures: this model is a global minimum of an energy accounting for the visibility of the final surface. The effectiveness of our method is demonstrated through several results on both synthetic and real data sets, illustrating the various benefits of our algorithm, its robustness and its relevance for architectural scenes
Rate-Distortion Efficient Piecewise Planar 3D Scene Representation from 2-D Images
Cataloged from PDF version of article.In any practical application of the 2-D-to-3-D conversion
that involves storage and transmission, representation effi-
ciency has an undisputable importance that is not reflected in the
attention the topic received. In order to address this problem, a
novel algorithm, which yields efficient 3-D representations in the
rate distortion sense, is proposed. The algorithm utilizes two views
of a scene to build a mesh-based representation incrementally, via
adding new vertices, while minimizing a distortion measure. The
experimental results indicate that, in scenes that can be approximated
by planes, the proposed algorithm is superior to the dense
depth map and, in some practical situations, to the block motion
vector-based representations in the rate-distortion sense
Cavlectometry: Towards Holistic Reconstruction of Large Mirror Objects
We introduce a method based on the deflectometry principle for the
reconstruction of specular objects exhibiting significant size and geometric
complexity. A key feature of our approach is the deployment of an Automatic
Virtual Environment (CAVE) as pattern generator. To unfold the full power of
this extraordinary experimental setup, an optical encoding scheme is developed
which accounts for the distinctive topology of the CAVE. Furthermore, we devise
an algorithm for detecting the object of interest in raw deflectometric images.
The segmented foreground is used for single-view reconstruction, the background
for estimation of the camera pose, necessary for calibrating the sensor system.
Experiments suggest a significant gain of coverage in single measurements
compared to previous methods. To facilitate research on specular surface
reconstruction, we will make our data set publicly available
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