Learning-based light field view extrapolation
The emergence of light field cameras has challenged the position of traditional cameras in recent years. As light-field cameras become more and more popular, researchers are increasingly studying the light field. However, light field cameras usually compromise in the spatial or angular domain thr...
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Format: | Theses and Dissertations |
Language: | English |
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2018
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Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10356/75996 |
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Institution: | Nanyang Technological University |
Language: | English |
Summary: | The emergence of light field cameras has challenged the position of traditional cameras
in recent years. As light-field cameras become more and more popular, researchers are
increasingly studying the light field. However, light field cameras usually compromise
in the spatial or angular domain through sparsely sampling, due to the existing tradeoff
between the two domain resolution. The most advanced approach is based on
machine learning to train the convolutional neural network and gain the high-quality
novel views.
In this dissertation, I managed to synthesize the novel views by extrapolation, achieved
by training deep learning network, based on the most advanced interpolation view
synthesis method. There are two components, the disparity prediction network and the
color estimation network, that need to be constructed using two sequential CNNs. The
two components are trained in MATLAB, through making the error between the
synthetic and real images as small as possible.
The superior novel views that output by learning-based view extrapolation method are
shown in this dissertation. I evaluate the results by showing the measure parameters,
PSNR and SSIM, and visual demonstration. In addition, I also analyze the reason of
the output novel views that are not of high quality. |
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