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An empirical assessment of real-time progressive stereo reconstruction
3D reconstruction from images, the problem of reconstructing depth from images, is one of the most well-studied problems within computer vision. In part because it is academically interesting, but also because of the significant growth in the use of 3D models. This growth can be attributed to the de...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2017
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