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Plenoptic Modelling and Rendering of Complex Rigid Scenes

Plenoptic Modelling and Rendering of Complex Rigid Scenes

Evers-Senne, Jan-Friso

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General Mathematics

ISBN10: 3639066693
ISBN13: 9783639066692
Publisher: Blues Kids Of Amer
Published: Aug 4 2008
Pages: 164
Weight: 0.50
Height: 0.35 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Image-Based Rendering is the task of generating novel views from existing images. Given a set of images showing a scene from different view-points, the main focus is to compute images for new view-points. In this thesis different new methods to solve this problem are presented. These methods are designed to full special goals such as scalability and interactive rendering performance. First, the theory of the Plenoptic Function is introduced as the mathematical foundation of image formation. Then a new taxonomy is introduced to categorise existing methods and an extensive overview of known approaches is given. This is followed by a detailed analysis of the design goals and the requirements with regards to input data. It is concluded that for perspectively correct image generation from sparse spatial sampling geometry information about the scene is necessary. This leads to the design of three different Image-Based Rendering methods called View-Dependent Geometry, Multiple Local Models and Geometry Guided Plane-Sweep. Several subtypes can be defined and finally six prototypes have been implemented and analysed in detail for this thesis.

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