In order to find better simplicity measurements for 3D object recognition, a new set of local regularities is developed and tested in a stepwise 3D reconstruction method, including localized minimizing standard deviat...In order to find better simplicity measurements for 3D object recognition, a new set of local regularities is developed and tested in a stepwise 3D reconstruction method, including localized minimizing standard deviation of angles（L-MSDA）, localized minimizing standard deviation of segment magnitudes（L-MSDSM）, localized minimum standard deviation of areas of child faces （L-MSDAF）, localized minimum sum of segment magnitudes of common edges （L-MSSM）, and localized minimum sum of areas of child face （L-MSAF）. Based on their effectiveness measurements in terms of form and size distortions, it is found that when two local regularities： L-MSDA and L-MSDSM are combined together, they can produce better performance. In addition, the best weightings for them to work together are identified as 10% for L-MSDSM and 90% for L-MSDA. The test results show that the combined usage of L-MSDA and L-MSDSM with identified weightings has a potential to be applied in other optimization based 3D recognition methods to improve their efficacy and robustness.展开更多
The initial noise present in the depth images obtained with RGB-D sensors is a combination of hardware limitations in addition to the environmental factors,due to the limited capabilities of sensors,which also produce...The initial noise present in the depth images obtained with RGB-D sensors is a combination of hardware limitations in addition to the environmental factors,due to the limited capabilities of sensors,which also produce poor computer vision results.The common image denoising techniques tend to remove significant image details and also remove noise,provided they are based on space and frequency filtering.The updated framework presented in this paper is a novel denoising model that makes use of Boruta-driven feature selection using a Long Short-Term Memory Autoencoder(LSTMAE).The Boruta algorithm identifies the most useful depth features that are used to maximize the spatial structure integrity and reduce redundancy.An LSTMAE is then used to process these selected features and model depth pixel sequences to generate robust,noise-resistant representations.The system uses the encoder to encode the input data into a latent space that has been compressed before it is decoded to retrieve the clean image.Experiments on a benchmark data set show that the suggested technique attains a PSNR of 45 dB and an SSIM of 0.90,which is 10 dB higher than the performance of conventional convolutional autoencoders and 15 times higher than that of the wavelet-based models.Moreover,the feature selection step will decrease the input dimensionality by 40%,resulting in a 37.5%reduction in training time and a real-time inference rate of 200 FPS.Boruta-LSTMAE framework,therefore,offers a highly efficient and scalable system for depth image denoising,with a high potential to be applied to close-range 3D systems,such as robotic manipulation and gesture-based interfaces.展开更多
文摘In order to find better simplicity measurements for 3D object recognition, a new set of local regularities is developed and tested in a stepwise 3D reconstruction method, including localized minimizing standard deviation of angles（L-MSDA）, localized minimizing standard deviation of segment magnitudes（L-MSDSM）, localized minimum standard deviation of areas of child faces （L-MSDAF）, localized minimum sum of segment magnitudes of common edges （L-MSSM）, and localized minimum sum of areas of child face （L-MSAF）. Based on their effectiveness measurements in terms of form and size distortions, it is found that when two local regularities： L-MSDA and L-MSDSM are combined together, they can produce better performance. In addition, the best weightings for them to work together are identified as 10% for L-MSDSM and 90% for L-MSDA. The test results show that the combined usage of L-MSDA and L-MSDSM with identified weightings has a potential to be applied in other optimization based 3D recognition methods to improve their efficacy and robustness.
文摘The initial noise present in the depth images obtained with RGB-D sensors is a combination of hardware limitations in addition to the environmental factors,due to the limited capabilities of sensors,which also produce poor computer vision results.The common image denoising techniques tend to remove significant image details and also remove noise,provided they are based on space and frequency filtering.The updated framework presented in this paper is a novel denoising model that makes use of Boruta-driven feature selection using a Long Short-Term Memory Autoencoder(LSTMAE).The Boruta algorithm identifies the most useful depth features that are used to maximize the spatial structure integrity and reduce redundancy.An LSTMAE is then used to process these selected features and model depth pixel sequences to generate robust,noise-resistant representations.The system uses the encoder to encode the input data into a latent space that has been compressed before it is decoded to retrieve the clean image.Experiments on a benchmark data set show that the suggested technique attains a PSNR of 45 dB and an SSIM of 0.90,which is 10 dB higher than the performance of conventional convolutional autoencoders and 15 times higher than that of the wavelet-based models.Moreover,the feature selection step will decrease the input dimensionality by 40%,resulting in a 37.5%reduction in training time and a real-time inference rate of 200 FPS.Boruta-LSTMAE framework,therefore,offers a highly efficient and scalable system for depth image denoising,with a high potential to be applied to close-range 3D systems,such as robotic manipulation and gesture-based interfaces.
