On The Foundations of Tri-Nocular Machine Vision

John Alloimonos; Amit Bandopadhay; Paul Chou

doi:10.1364/MV.1985.WB2

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Conferences > MV > 1985 > WB > WB2

Topical Meeting on Machine Vision
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1985),
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On The Foundations of Tri-Nocular Machine Vision

John Alloimonos, Amit Bandopadhay, and Paul Chou

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John Alloimonos, Amit Bandopadhay, and Paul Chou

Computer Science Department, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY 14627

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Machine Vision 1985

Incline Village, Nevada United States
20–22 March 1985
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3-D Sensing (WB)

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A machine with three cameras can recover the depth map of the world in view, without having to solve the correspondence problem. Instead a macro-correspondence problem (identification of the same regions in the different images) is solved.

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From the session 3-D Sensing (WB)

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