1 April 2011 Object-based depth image-based rendering for a three-dimensional video system by color-correction optimization
Feng Shao, Gang-yi Jiang, Mei Yu, Yun Zhang
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Abstract
Three-dimensional (3-D) video technologies are becoming increasingly popular because they can provide high quality and immersive experience to end users. Depth image-based rendering (DIBR) is a key technology in 3-D video systems due to its low bandwidth cost as well as the arbitrary rendering viewpoint. We propose an object-based DIBR method by color-correction optimization. The proposed method first performs temporal consistent rendering to reduce the rendering complexity. Then, by segmenting the depth map into foreground and background, the object-based scalable rendering is performed to improve the rendering quality and reduce the rendering complexity. Finally, the rendered virtual view is further optimized by color-correction operation. Experimental results show that, compared to the results without the above optimization operations, the proposed method can reduce >40% computational complexity while maintaining high rendering quality.
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Feng Shao, Gang-yi Jiang, Mei Yu, and Yun Zhang "Object-based depth image-based rendering for a three-dimensional video system by color-correction optimization," Optical Engineering 50(4), 047006 (1 April 2011). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.3569627
Published: 1 April 2011
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KEYWORDS
Video

3D image processing

Cameras

Optical engineering

3D displays

Image segmentation

Video coding

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