Shape from Grid Pattern Based on Coplanarity Constraints for One-shot Scanning

Shape from Grid Pattern Based on Coplanarity Constraints for One-shot Scanning
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10.2197/ipsjtcva.1.139
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2009
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IPSJ Trans. Comput. Vis. Appl.
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Furukawa Ryo;Hiroshi Kawasaki;R. Sagawa;Y. Yagi
Furukawa Ryo;Hiroshi Kawasaki;R. Sagawa;Y. Yagi
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Furukawa Ryo;Hiroshi Kawasaki;R. Sagawa;Y. Yagi

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