In this paper we present a novel approach to 3D stereo-matching which uses an evolutionary algorithm in order to optimise 3D reconstruction. Common techniques in the field of 3D models generation are employed together with a Genetic Algorithm (GA) which is able to improve the results of the matching process. A general overview of the most relevant approaches is given in order to contextualise our method and to analyse its strength-points and potentialities. Details of the implemented GA are discussed with a particular focus on the constraints used in order to obtain better results. Experimental results of the trials carried out are given in a final stage together with concluding remarks and some cues for further research

Stereo – Matching Techniques using Optimisation Using Evolutionary Algorithms / Bevilacqua, Vitoantonio; Mastronardi, Giuseppe; Menolascina, F.; Nitti, D.. - LNCS 4113:(2006), pp. 612-621. [10.1007/11816157_73]

Stereo – Matching Techniques using Optimisation Using Evolutionary Algorithms

BEVILACQUA, Vitoantonio;MASTRONARDI, Giuseppe;
2006-01-01

Abstract

In this paper we present a novel approach to 3D stereo-matching which uses an evolutionary algorithm in order to optimise 3D reconstruction. Common techniques in the field of 3D models generation are employed together with a Genetic Algorithm (GA) which is able to improve the results of the matching process. A general overview of the most relevant approaches is given in order to contextualise our method and to analyse its strength-points and potentialities. Details of the implemented GA are discussed with a particular focus on the constraints used in order to obtain better results. Experimental results of the trials carried out are given in a final stage together with concluding remarks and some cues for further research
2006
Intelligent Computing
978-354037271-4
Stereo – Matching Techniques using Optimisation Using Evolutionary Algorithms / Bevilacqua, Vitoantonio; Mastronardi, Giuseppe; Menolascina, F.; Nitti, D.. - LNCS 4113:(2006), pp. 612-621. [10.1007/11816157_73]
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