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Physically inspired depth-from-defocus
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DOI：10.1016/j.imavis.2016.08.011.png)
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We propose a novel variational approach to the depth-from-defocus problem. The quality of such methods strongly depends on the modelling of the image formation (forward operator) that connects depth with out of-focus blur. Therefore, we discuss different image formation models and design a forward operator that preserves essential physical properties such as a maximum minimum principle for the intensity values. This allows us to approximate the thin-lens camera model in a better way than previous approaches. Our forward operator refrains from any equifocal assumptions and fits well into a variational framework. Additionally, we extend our model to the multi-channel case and show the benefits of a robustification. To cope with noisy input data, we embed our method in a joint depth-from-defocus and denoising approach. For the minimisation of our energy functional, we show the advantages of a multiplicative Euler Lagrange formalism in two aspects: First, it constrains our soltition to the plausible positive range. Second, we are able to develop a semi implicit gradient descent scheme with a higher stability range. While synthetic experiments confirm the achieved improvements, experiments on real data illustrate the applicability of the overall method. (C) 2016 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
Depth-from-defocus
Joint denoising and depth-from-defocus
Multiplicative Euler-Lagrange formalism
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