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Causes and Corrections for Bimodal Multi-Path Scanning With Structured Light

CVPR 2019 · 3D vision › Depth and stereo · approach: Non-line-of-sight imaging · 11 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Apply bimodal path separation using spatial-frequency-dependent phasor magnitudesPMP structured-light scanning · Owl through mesh, pixel [278,319]phase (% projected phase range): 18.27% -> 26.76%Helped
Normalize measurements with the measured projector/camera modulation transfer functionBimodal multipath separation · Foam-board step edgepath-magnitude response across spatial frequenciesHelped
Use a zero-frequency PMP scan to constrain the sum of the two path magnitudesBimodal multipath separation · Bimodal multipath reconstructionpath separationHelped
Use the dominant separated phase instead of the raw combined phasePMP structured-light scanning · Owl, angel, bowl, and giraffe demonstrations3D reconstruction artifactsHelped

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