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The Geometry of First-Returning Photons for Non-Line-Of-Sight Imaging

CVPR 2017 · 3D vision › Depth and stereo · approach: Non-line-of-sight imaging · 74 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use first-returning photon path lengths to carve out ellipsoidal free spaceNLOS space carving · Simulated bunny sceneNLOS scene volume: 5.56 -> 0.44Helped
Estimate shape from first-returning photons across varying scene reflectances (ablation)First-returning photon shape recovery · Simulated sphere with three reflectance settingsrecovered point geometryNo clear effect
Increase the noise level (ablation)First-returning photon shape recovery · Simulated spherescene point recovery errorHurt
Increase the local neighborhood size for the mirror-image estimate (ablation)First-returning photon shape recovery · Simulated spherescene point recovery errorMixed
Use first-returning photons to recover scene points and normalsNLOS shape recovery · Simulated spherenormal recovery error: < 0.1°Helped
Use thresholding to select first-returning photons instead of extracting peaks from the transient (ablation)Real-scene NLOS shape recovery · SPAD real-scene datasetscene point coverageHurt
Extract and cluster peaks from the light transient to select returns from additional surfaces (ablation)Real-scene NLOS shape recovery · SPAD real-scene datasetscene point coverageHelped

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