14 July 2014 Visible region of interest extraction method for three-dimensional video coding
Mengqing Zheng, Xinzhu Sang, Songlin Xie, Xunbo Yu, Cong Zhou
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Abstract
A visible region of interest (ROI) extraction method based on region expansion is proposed. It is a method that is combined with a new reverse realization of calibration based on homography. The proposed method extracts the ROI automatically and successfully and simultaneously calibrates the distortion caused by the stereoscopic camera system. It is a practical and easy method because it does not require any extra processing before display. It can be used to discard the confusing margin of the synthesized image of several parallax images and reduce the data amount needed to be processed and encoded. Here, real-time capturing, transmitting, and three-dimensional displaying systems are demonstrated to verify its effectiveness and feasibility.
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Mengqing Zheng, Xinzhu Sang, Songlin Xie, Xunbo Yu, and Cong Zhou "Visible region of interest extraction method for three-dimensional video coding," Journal of Electronic Imaging 23(4), 043008 (14 July 2014). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.JEI.23.4.043008
Published: 14 July 2014
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KEYWORDS
Video

Calibration

Video coding

Cameras

3D displays

Imaging systems

3D video compression

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