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Temporally Consistent Disparity Maps from Uncalibrated Stereo Videos

This study presents a novel method for obtaining temporally consistent disparity maps from uncalibrated stereo videos. The approach includes depth map estimation using dense stereo matching, scene segmentation for better understanding of the scene, rectification for accurate depth calculations, and temporal smoothing for consistent results. An overview of the method, user interface design, and detailed results are provided. The proposed technique aims to enhance the realism and accuracy of depth information in stereo video processing.

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Temporally Consistent Disparity Maps from Uncalibrated Stereo Videos

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    1. Temporally Consistent Disparity Maps from Uncalibrated Stereo Videos Michael Bleyer and Margrit Gelautz Institute for Software Technology and Interactive Systems Vienna University of Technology, Austria International Symposium on Image and Signal Processing and Analysis (ISPA) 2009

    2. Autostereoscopic Displays

    3. 2D + Depth Format

    4. Depth Map via Dense Stereo Matching (Left Image)

    5. Depth Map via Dense Stereo Matching (Left Image)

    6. Related Work

    7. Overview of our Method

    8. Overview of our Method

    9. Overview of our Method

    10. Overview of our Method

    11. Overview of our Method

    12. Scene Segmentation (1)

    13. Scene Segmentation (2)

    14. Rectification

    15. Stereo Matching - Method

    16. Stereo Matching – User Interface (1)

    17. Stereo Matching – User Interface (2)

    18. Temporal Smoothing

    19. Temporal Smoothing

    20. Temporal Smoothing

    21. Temporal Smoothing

    22. Temporal Smoothing

    23. User Interface

    24. Results (1)

    25. Results (2)

    26. Conclusions

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