Depth Image Based Rendering
Depth Image Based Rendering
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10.1007/978-3-642-22407-2_12
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2011
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通讯作者:
Michael Schmeing;Xiaoyi Jiang
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作者:
Michael Schmeing;Xiaoyi Jiang
Depth Image Based Rendering is a technique to render new views from a video stream. The scene geometry is given by an additional depth stream which stores for each pixel its distance to the camera. This technique allows for a wide variety of applications including 2D-3D video conversion. This chapter gives an introduction to Depth Image Based Rendering and discusses some challenges including proposed solutions. The main focus lies on the disocclusion problem which is due to the fact that the scene is only observed from a single view which can lead to missing information in the generated virtual views. Other challenges include imperfect depth maps, ghosting, and the cardboard effect.