Learning-based objective evaluation of 3D human open meshes
Learning-based objective evaluation of 3D human open meshes
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基于学习的 3D 人体开放网格客观评估
DOI:
10.1109/icme.2017.8019470
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发表时间:
2017
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通讯作者:
B. Prabhakaran
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作者:
Kevin Desai;K. Bahirat;B. Prabhakaran
Current state-of-the-art mesh quality measures evaluate closed and complete meshes obtained after mesh postprocessing applications, such as mesh simplification or watermarking, and compare them against the corresponding reference mesh. Emerging 3D immersive VR/AR applications use noisy 3D point cloud, typically from single RGB-D camera (such as Microsoft's Kinect) to generate standalone (no reference) 3D human open mesh (with boundaries) in real time, that needs evaluation. A learning-based objective measure is proposed to rate the visual quality by emulating human perception of 3D human open mesh quality. 2-pronged objective evaluation is performed: (a) Global holistic score captures the efficacy of the mesh to represent the human model as a whole, by considering mesh completeness and mesh noise. (b) Local part-based score caters to the need of varying roughness in different parts of the human body, by finding the deviation in the face normals for all the adjacent triangles in that part (segment). Learning technique aligns the objective scores with the subjective user evaluation, in turn combining the concepts of white-box and black-box evaluation for 3D meshes. Experimental results for a database, specifically generated for the purpose proves the efficacy of the proposed method.