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Fast Light-Weight Near-Field Photometric Stereo

CVPR 2022 · 3D vision › Depth and stereo · approach: Photometric stereo · 16 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use the recursive near-field method instead of L20Near-field photometric stereo · LUCES calibratedMAE: 13.33 -> 11.32Helped
Use the recursive near-field method instead of S20Near-field photometric stereo · LUCES uncalibratedMAE: 16.03 -> 14.11Helped
Add optimization-based normal-integration post-processingOurs · LUCES calibratedMZE: 4.43 -> 2.93Helped
Add optimization-based normal-integration post-processingOurs · LUCES uncalibratedMZE: 4.71 -> 3.93Helped
Use recursive inference instead of L20Near-field photometric stereo · LUCES calibrated, resolution 512inference time (s): 59.5 -> 1.3Helped
Add per-pixel lighting estimation as input to the normal network (ablation)Ours · LUCES calibratedMAE: 14.88 -> 11.32Helped
Add per-pixel lighting estimation as input to the normal network (ablation)Ours · LUCES calibratedMZE: 4.89 -> 4.43Helped

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