2018 Data Compression Conference 2018
DOI: 10.1109/dcc.2018.00062
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Improved Depth Compression by Depth Downsampling Guided by Color Super-Pixel Refinement Segmentation

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“…This scheme achieves lower bitrate at lossless to near-lossless quality range for mono-view coding. Georgiev et al [14] proposed a down-sampling based depth coding scheme, where the misalignments of depth edges are preserved and refined with the help of super-pixel segmentation of the color video. To improve the depth coding efficiency, asymmetric depth coding algorithms [15] [16] were proposed by encoding some of the depth views with reduced resolution and then reconstructing the depth map to the original resolution at the client side with up-sampling.…”
Section: A Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This scheme achieves lower bitrate at lossless to near-lossless quality range for mono-view coding. Georgiev et al [14] proposed a down-sampling based depth coding scheme, where the misalignments of depth edges are preserved and refined with the help of super-pixel segmentation of the color video. To improve the depth coding efficiency, asymmetric depth coding algorithms [15] [16] were proposed by encoding some of the depth views with reduced resolution and then reconstructing the depth map to the original resolution at the client side with up-sampling.…”
Section: A Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previously, we have proposed techniques for depth resampling and 3D fusion for the case of an asymmetric non-confocal V+Z camera setup, where the depth is sensed in low-sensing conditions [43], [44], as well as techniques for near-lossless depth encoding [45], [46]. In the present work, we present a general framework, which addresses both cases.…”
Section: Relation With Previous Workmentioning
confidence: 99%