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Semi-Calibrated Near Field Photometric Stereo
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Measured effects reported in the paper
| What was changed | Where | Measured | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Use the proposed semi-calibrated near-field method instead of Cho et al. [9] | Synthetic photometric stereo · Near-field diffuse synthetic | normal angular error: 20.9° -> 5.0° | Helped |
| Use the proposed semi-calibrated near-field method instead of Mecca et al. [27] | Synthetic photometric stereo · Near-field Cook and Torrance synthetic | normal angular error: 18.5° -> 13.0° | Helped |
| Use the proposed method instead of Cho et al. [9] | Synthetic photometric stereo · Orthographic diffuse synthetic | normal angular error: 2.5° -> 4.5° | Hurt |
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