Edge-aware normal estimation by rotated bilateral sampling
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2015
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Václav Skala - UNION Agency
Abstract
In this paper we deal with edge preserving surface normal estimation and crease edge detection in discretized range
images. Such range images consist of few discrete quantization levels due to the data acquisition method (short
base distance stereo), or when the distance variation of the examined surface is low, compared to the disparity
quantization levels. We propose a method for normal estimation and crease edge detection using iso-range curves
and rotated bilateral filter based sampling. Iso-range curves are used to extract sparse, but reliable range image
points. Samples are first selected by a rotated weight matrix and a plane is fitted on such samples. Simple statistics
are gathered during the rotation of the weight matrix, in order to find the best fitting plane and extract crease edge
measure. Such information may be used for further range image processing: segmentation, mapping, localization,
object detection, recognition etc. Results are shown for both synthetic and real range images. It was shown that
applying the proposed method resulted in more accurate normal estimations, crease edges were not smoothed and
crease edges were successfully detected.
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rozsah obrazu, normální odhad, detekce hran, montáž letadla, krátká základní vzdálenost
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WSCG '2015: short communications proceedings: The 23rd International Conference in Central Europe on Computer Graphics, Visualization and Computer Vision 2015 in co-operation with EUROGRAPHICS: University of West Bohemia, Plzen, Czech Republic8-12 June 2015, p. 99-106.