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....shown in Figure 10. 3.5.3. Two Linked Voxel Spaces Any of the techniques discussed in this paper can reconstruct a time varying scene recorded by multiple cameras by executing the algorithm once for each instant of time. However, such an approach does not take advantage of temporal coherency. Vedula 00] presents a voxel coloring method that links two time consecutive 3D voxel spaces together, forming a 6D space. A point in this space, a 6dimensional element called a hexel, is a voxel in the 3D voxel space at time to linked to another voxel in the 3D voxel space at time h. The goal of their ....
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....when an initial estimate is available for the scene s instantaneous 3D shape and reflectance. Second, temporal 0 7695 1143 0 01 10.00 (C) 2001 IEEE variations in a scene s appearance do not only constrain the scene s 3D motion they strongly constrain the scene s instantaneous 3D shape as well [23, 29]. We apply these two principles for dynamic surfel recovery by (1) developing a new linear method that estimates a surfel s motion component, M, directly from hS# Ri and the pixel intensities at its projection, and (2) using an additional, non linear estimation step that jointly refines S# R and ....
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Vedula S., Baker S., Seitz S., Kanade T., "Shape and Motion Carving in 6D", IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, 2000.
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