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Dense Optical Flow for the Reconstruction of Weakly Textured and Structured Surfaces: Application to Endoscopy
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2019
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EngineeringImage AnalysisDense Optical FlowWeak StructuresStructured SurfacesComputational GeometryGeometry ProcessingRadiologyGeometric ModelingMachine VisionMedical ImagingWeak TexturesSurface Reconstruction MethodStructure From MotionWeakly TexturedMedical Image ComputingVolume RenderingComputer VisionNatural SciencesComputer Stereo VisionBiomedical Imaging3D ReconstructionShape ModelingStereoscopic Processing
This paper introduces a structure from motion (SfM)-based surface reconstruction method for images including weak textures and structures. In SfM, the quality of the determination of homologous points between images plays a key role in terms of reconstruction performances. However, classical feature matching-based methods as integrated in the state-of-the-art SfM-algorithms are often inoperative for images with weak structures and textures. This contribution describes a dense optical flow-based solution enabling the point correspondence determination in such scenes. The accuracy and robustness of the proposed method were validated using results obtained for a phantom with known dimensions and with real medical data, respectively. Complex internal stomach wall surfaces were constructed using gastroscopic images.
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