2014
DOI: 10.1007/s00530-014-0375-z
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2D to 3D conversion with motion-type adaptive depth estimation

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“…We compared the proposed method and two other motionbased methods 6,34 to demonstrate the difference between them; the experimental results are shown in Fig. 20.…”
Section: Motion Sequence Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We compared the proposed method and two other motionbased methods 6,34 to demonstrate the difference between them; the experimental results are shown in Fig. 20.…”
Section: Motion Sequence Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…20. 6, the depth was generated by using a motion-type adaptive approach. 6, the depth was generated by using a motion-type adaptive approach.…”
Section: Motion Sequence Resultsmentioning
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“…[11] proposed an algorithm for estimation of depth map which is produced by finding defocus/blur edge information using wavelet transformation and the canny edge detector. Depth from objects motion in video frames has been proposed by [15]. Tsai et al .…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
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“…The planned method constructs hypothesis of each noticeable area and causes a profundity guide of an info picture. Cheolkon Jun et.al [13] have expected a two measurement to three measurement change with movement type versatile profundity appraisal. Due the critical profundity signal was movement parallax in that procedure, at first the movement appraisal was performed in the midst of the sequential video outlines.…”
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