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3D Reconstruction through Segmentation of Multi-View Image Sequences

Leung, Carlos and Lovell, Brian C. (2003). 3D Reconstruction through Segmentation of Multi-View Image Sequences. In: Brian C. Lovell and Anthony J. Maeder, Proceedings of the 2003 APRS Workshop on Digital Image Computing. Workshop on Digital Image Computing, Brisbane, (87-92). 7 February, 2003.

 
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Author(s) Leung, Carlos
Lovell, Brian C.
Title of paper 3D Reconstruction through Segmentation of Multi-View Image Sequences
Conference name Workshop on Digital Image Computing
Conference location Brisbane
Conference dates 7 February, 2003
Proceedings title Proceedings of the 2003 APRS Workshop on Digital Image Computing
Editor(s) Brian C. Lovell
Anthony J. Maeder
Place published Brisbane
Publisher Australian Pattern Recognition Society
Publication date 2003
Volume number 1
Issue number 1
ISBN 0-9580255-2-5
Start page 87
End page 92
Total pages 6
Language eng
Abstract/Summary We propose what we believe is a new approach to 3D reconstruction through the design of a 3D voxel volume, such that all the image information and camera geometry are embedded into one feature space. By customising the volume to be suitable for segmentation, the key idea that we propose is the recovery of a 3D scene through the use of globally optimal geodesic active contours. We also present an extension to this idea by proposing the novel design of a 4D voxel volume to analyse the stereo motion problem in multi-view image sequences.
Subjects 280208 Computer Vision
Keyword(s) iris-research
reconstruction
3D
 
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