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Figure 14. The arbitrary-view images of man using texture
mapping and 3D model rotating scheme. (a) Upper left view
image, (b) Upper right view image, (c) Left view image, (d)
Center view image, (e) Right view image.
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Figure 10. Disparity map. (a) Block-Matching algorithm, (b)
Population-Based Incremental Learning algorithm, (c) Proposed
algorithm without object extraction, (d) Disparity map by using
proposed algorithm.
Figure 15. The arbitrary-view images of man using texture
mapping and 3D model rotating scheme. (a) Upper left view
image, (b)Upper right view image, (c) Left view image, (d)
Figure 11. Disparity map of "claude" stereo image. (a) Block- e : e
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Matching algorithm with fixed-size window(7x5), (b)
Population-Based Incremental Learning algorithm, (¢) Proposed
algorithm without object extraction, (d) Disparity map by using
proposed algorithm As the Figure 10(a) and Figure 11(a) indicate, since matching
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information doesn't exist in background, mismatching (noise)
phenomenon is dominant. Also mismatching result occurs in
projective distortion region and occluded region. The
PBIL(Population Based Incremental Learning) (6) contains
neighborhood considering characteristics, noise phenomenon is
reduced. But mismatching phenomenon is much increased in
the projective distortion region and occluded region(Figure
10(b) and Figure 11(b)). Figure 10(d) and Figurel1(d) are the
final result of proposed stereo matching algorithm. The result
| shows that considerable improvements are obtained especially
(a) (b) in projective distortion region. And other mismatching
problems, i.e. noise, luminance, boundary problem, is reduced.
Figure 12. Isometric plot of the disparity maps computed by ^ [n order to demonstrate performance of algorithm suggested, we
proposed method. (a) Down left view, (b) Down right view. generate the texture mapping images (Figure 14 and 15). These
different view images are generated by 3D model rotating
scheme in the different viewing angle. Figure 12 and Figure 13
show that proposed algorithm is superior to conventional
algorithm, i.e. reduced noise, increase of matching reliability in
the face (especially nose, cheek, and hair area).
(a) (b) S. CONCLUSION
A new stereo matching approach using probability-based
window warping algorithm was presented to improve
conventional stereo matching method. Since the projective
Figure 13. Isometric plot of the disparity maps computed by the
proposed method. (a) Down left view, (b) Down right view.
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