METHOD OF ENVIRONMENT RECONSTRUCTION USING EPIPOLAR IMAGES
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https://doi.org/10.47839/ijc.11.1.545Keywords:
3D Environment Reconstruction, Stereovision, Computer Vision, Epipolar Images.Abstract
In this paper the method for 3D Environment reconstruction usingepipolar images is presented. Method allows to fuse stereoimages within certain time depending on acceptable computational resourcesReferences
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