2016
DOI: 10.1007/s00530-016-0515-8
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Spectral analysis of image-based rendering data with scene geometry

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“…(t, s) denotes the camera plane, and (u, v) denotes the image plane. To follow the method of light field representation in [14], [15], [51]- [54], the 4D light field function p (t, s, v, u) can be simplified to the 2D light field p (t, v) as shown in Fig. 1.…”
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“…(t, s) denotes the camera plane, and (u, v) denotes the image plane. To follow the method of light field representation in [14], [15], [51]- [54], the 4D light field function p (t, s, v, u) can be simplified to the 2D light field p (t, v) as shown in Fig. 1.…”
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“…The second approach improves the quality of novel view reconstruction by optimizing the reconstruction algorithms of the light field. The bandwidth of the light field can be obtained through spectrum analysis, and a reasonable reconstruction filter can be designed to reconstruct the novel views [14], [15], [16], [17]. Furthermore, learning methods are used to optimize the reconstruction quality of novel views [18], [19], [20], [21].…”
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“…Conditional probability plexity (geometrical and textural information), the number of image samples, and the output resolution [12]. Conventional approaches to plenoptic sampling usually apply spectral analysis to Fourier theory [8]- [15]. The spectral analysis determines the minimum sampling rate of the plenoptic function according to spectral support.…”
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“…In this case, the spectral support must be bandlimited for the plenoptic function. Thus, the plenoptic sampling theories in [8]- [15] were based on an assumption of bandlimited spectrum. However, the plenoptic function in most scenes is not naturally bandlimited.…”
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