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Abstract: Given 2D images, it still remains a big challenge in the field of computer vision to group the image points into logical objects (segmentation) and to determine the locations in the scene (range estimation). Despite the decades of research, a single solution is yet to be found. Through our research we have demonstrated that a possible solution is to use moving aperture lens. This lens has the effect of introducing small, repeating movements of the camera center so that objects appear to... (Update)
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@misc{ virginia-movingaperture,
author = "Anbumani Subramanian",
title = "Image Segmentation and Range Estimation Using a Moving-aperture Lens"
school = "Virgina Polytechnic Institute and State University",
address = "Blacksburg, Virginia",
year = 2001
},
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/subramanian01image.html" }
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