Partial differential equation-based dense 3D structure and motion estimation from monocular image sequences

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In this study, the authors propose an approach towards dense depth reconstruction, combining robust feature-based structure from motion with the spatial coherence of dense reconstruction algorithms. To achieve this, a variational framework was set up, minimising the epipolar reprojection error and the image brightness constraint, while preserving discontinuities in the depth field by introducing an anisotropic diffusion term. As initial guess for the iterative solver, a region growing algorithm is proposed which mixes sparse and dense data.

Inspec keywords: image sequences; image reconstruction; partial differential equations; iterative methods

Other keywords: anisotropic diffusion term; robust feature-based structure; dense depth reconstruction; motion estimation; iterative solver; partial differential equation-based dense 3D structure; monocular image sequences; epipolar reprojection error; image brightness constraint

Subjects: Differential equations (numerical analysis); Differential equations (numerical analysis); Interpolation and function approximation (numerical analysis); Interpolation and function approximation (numerical analysis); Computer vision and image processing techniques; Optical, image and video signal processing

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