Towards 3-D scene reconstruction from broadcast video

Date

2007-02-01

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Imre, Evren
KNORR, Sebastian
ÖZKALAYCI, Burak
TOPAY, Ugur
Alatan, Abdullah Aydın
SİKORA, Thomas

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Three-dimensional (3-D) scene reconstruction from broadcast video is a challenging problem with many potential applications, such as 3-D TV, free-view TV, augmented reality or three-dimensionalization of two-dimensional (2-D) media archives. In this paper, a flexible and effective system capable of efficiently reconstructing 3-D scenes from broadcast video is proposed, with the assumption that there is relative motion between camera and scene/objects. The system requires no a priori information and input, other than the video sequence itself, and capable of estimating the internal and external camera parameters and performing a 3-D motion-based segmentation, as well as computing a dense depth field. The system also serves as a showcase to present some novel approaches for moving object segmentation, sparse and dense reconstruction problems. According to the simulations for both synthetic and real data, the system achieves a promising performance for typical TV content, indicating that it is a significant step towards the 3-D reconstruction of scenes from broadcast video.

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Signal Processing, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Software, Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/48002

Journal

SIGNAL PROCESSING-IMAGE COMMUNICATION

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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.image.2006.11.011

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E. Imre, S. KNORR, B. ÖZKALAYCI, U. TOPAY, A. A. Alatan, and T. SİKORA, “Towards 3-D scene reconstruction from broadcast video,” SIGNAL PROCESSING-IMAGE COMMUNICATION, pp. 108–126, 2007, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/48002.