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HyperDepth: Learning Depth From Structured Light Without Matching

CVPR 2016 · 3D vision › Depth and stereo · approach: Learned stereo with specialized sensors · 108 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use per-scanline random-forest classification followed by regression instead of stereo matchingStructured-light depth estimation · 1.3MP input/output imagesspeed: 1KHzHelped
Increase tree depth beyond 14 levels (ablation)HyperDepth · 1000 independently acquired test imagesdisparity error: 0.005 pixelsHelped
Use more than 4 trees per scanline (ablation)HyperDepth · 1000 independently acquired test imagesdisparity error: 0.001 in disparity errorHelped
Use 4 trees and depth 15 rather than the 3-tree, depth-12 configuration (ablation)HyperDepth · 1.3 megapixel imagesruntime: 2.5msecHurt
Use the ensemble of multiple trees per lineHyperDepth · Planar targets at distances between 20cm and 350cmdepth errorHelped
Use HyperDepth instead of KinectV1Structured-light depth estimation · 3D scanning of multiple objectsRMSEHelped
Use regression to recover output disparity rather than explicitly testing subpixel disparitiesHyperDepth · Objects at 2.5mdisparity quantizationHelped

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