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6. CONCLUSIONS
In this paper, we have proposed a stereo matching technique
with improved Adaptive Nonlinear Mapping by area-based
multi-cluster model. Preliminary experimental results showed
the effectiveness of the proposed approach for reconstruction of
DSM where plane approximations were adequately processed.
In this study only horizontal plane approximations were
considered for clustering. The proposed approach is also
capable of further improving stereo matching in urban area by
considering planes of multiple directions.
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