Image Capture and Representation

  • Krig S
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Computer vision starts with images. This chapter surveys a range of topics dealing with capturing, processing, and representing images, including computational imaging, 2D imaging, and 3D depth imaging methods, sensor processing, depth-field processing for stereo and monocular multi-view stereo, and surface reconstruction. A high-level overview of selected topics is provided, with references for the interested reader to dig deeper. Readers with a strong background in the area of 2D and 3D imaging may benefit from a light reading of this chapter.

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Krig, S. (2014). Image Capture and Representation. In Computer Vision Metrics (pp. 1–37). Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-5930-5_1

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