Abstract:
This paper deals with stereo correspondence search, using
graph cuts and belief propagation, for estimating depth maps. The results
following different preprocessing steps are evaluated, using the quality of
the disparity map. Running times are also investigated. For evaluation
purposes, different kinds of images have been used: reference images from
the Middlebury Stereo website, synthetic driving scenes, and real-world
stereo sequences, either provided by Daimler AG or self-recorded with
the research vehicle of the .enpeda.. project at Auckland University.
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