论文信息 - Practical approach to the stereo matching of urban imagery

Practical approach to the stereo matching of urban imagery

Abstract The problems encountered when stereo matching urban imagery, and other forms of imagery in which disparity discontinuities, shadows and occlusions occur, is discussed. The unsuitability of existing stereo matchers for this task is described in the light of recent work within UCL-PS, and a number of possible solutions are outlined.

Mark A. O'Neill | Mia Denos

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