StereoFlow
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What is StereoFlow |
StereoFlow is a software for reconstructing 3D scenes from two projective images.
We have implemented a partial differential equation in order to find correspondences between two images (refer to our papers for better understanding the method). We make use of the epipolar geometry (Fundamental Matrix) for better estimating the correspondences. The result is the flow, U and V (displacement in x and y), from the first image to the second one.
With this program there are two more applications: one for analysing the epipolar lines and the other one for reconstructing the scene.
StereoFlow is developed under XMegaWave.
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Linux |
Version for PC (Linux). Grey level images. |
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Linux |
Version for PC (Linux). Color images (TGA format). |
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SGI |
Version for Silicon Graphics (IRIX). Grey level images. |
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SGI |
Version for Silicon Graphics (IRIX). Color images (TGA format). |
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SUN |
Version for SUN (Solaris). Grey level images. |
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Example |
Here you have an example of my face. You have the left and right images in XMW format and you have the fundamental and projective matrices. |
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ColorExample |
The same example as before for color images (TGA format). |
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How to use |
In this page you will find an explanation on how to use the StereoFlow program.
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About the file formats |
If you want to know more about the output file formats and have access to C code for reading and writing follow to this page.
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Comments and Questions |
On any question or comment send an email to jsanchez@dis.ulpgc.es
last update
24/12/2004