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One-shot structured light illumination based on shearlet transform
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Balancing speed and accuracy has always been a challenge in 3D reconstruction. One-shot structured light illuminations are of perfect performance on real-time scanning, while the related 3D point clouds are typically of relatively poor quality, especially in regions with rapid height changes. To solve this problem, we propose a one-shot reconstruction scheme based on shearlet transform, which combines spatial and frequency domain information to enhance reconstruction accuracy. First, we apply the shearlet transform to the deformed fringe pattern to obtain the transform coefficients. Second, pixel-wise select the indices associated with the N largest coefficients in magnitude to obtain a new filter. Finally, we refocus globally to extract phase using these filters and generate a reliable quality map based on coefficient magnitudes to guide phase unwrapping. Simultaneously, we utilize the maximum coefficient value to generate a quality map for guiding the phase unwrapping process. Experimental results show that the proposed method is robust in discontinuous regions, resulting in more accurate 3D point clouds. (c) 2024 Optica Publishing Group under the terms of the Optica Open Access Publishing Agreement
Keywords:
WINDOWED FOURIER-TRANSFORM
CONTINUOUS WAVELET TRANSFORM
FRINGE PROJECTION PROFILOMETRY
3D SHAPE MEASUREMENT
PHASE EXTRACTION
PATTERN DEMODULATION
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