P. Kauff, N. Brandenburg, M. Karl, and O. Schreer. Fast Hybrid Block- and PixelRecursive Disparity Analysis for Real-Time Applications in Immersive Tele-Conference Scenarios. In Proc. of 9th International Conf. in Central Europe on Computer Graphics, Visualization, and Computer Vision, pages 198 205, February 2001. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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P. Kauff, N. Brandenburg, M. Karl, and O. Schreer. Fast Hybrid Block- and PixelRecursive Disparity Analysis for Real-Time Applications in Immersive Tele-Conference Scenarios. In Proc. of 9th International Conf. in Central Europe on Computer Graphics, Visualization, and Computer Vision, pages 198 205, February 2001.
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....by exploiting the advantages of a similarity accumulator resulting in a very efficient computation scheme for consistent dense disparity maps. 3 D accumulator concepts have been developed previously, e.g. see [15] and [18] Augmented Reality applications using disparity maps can be found e.g. in [12, 16]. Other approaches do not compute disparity maps, but use contour based methods for resolving occlusions, as in [3] In [12] a recursive approach for computing disparity maps for video conferencing scenarios is presented. The topic of obtaining disparity for telepresence applications by combining ....
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P. Kauff, N. Brandenburg, M. Karl, and O. Schreer. Fast Hybrid Block- and PixelRecursive Disparity Analysis for Real-Time Applications in Immersive Tele-Conference Scenarios. In Proc. of 9th International Conf. in Central Europe on Computer Graphics, Visualization, and Computer Vision, pages 198--205, February 2001.
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Kauff, P., Brandenburg, N., Karl, M. and Schreer O., 2001. Fast Hybrid Block- and PixelRecursive Disparity Analysis for Real-Time Applications in Immersive Tele-Conference Scenarios. In Proceedings of 9 th International Conference in Central Europe on Computer Graphics Visualization and Computer Vision. February, 2001. pp. 198 to 205.
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