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| Received:July 24, 2007Revised:June 25, 2008 |
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| Hierarchical adaptive stereo matching algorithm for obstacle detection with dynamic programming |
| Ming BAI, Yan ZHUANG, Wei WANG |
| (Research Center of Information and Control, Dalian University of Technology, Dalian Liaoning 116024, China) |
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| An adaptive weighted stereo matching algorithm with multilevel and bidirectional dynamic programming based on ground control points (GCPs) is presented. To decrease time complexity without losing matching precision, using a multilevel search scheme, the coarse matching is processed in typical disparity space image, while the fine matching is processed in disparity-offset space image. In the upper level, GCPs are obtained by enhanced volumetric iterative algorithm enforcing the mutual constraint and the threshold constraint. Under the supervision of the highly reliable GCPs, bidirectional dynamic programming framework is employed to solve the inconsistency in the optimization path. In the lower level, to reduce running time, disparity-offset space is proposed to efficiently achieve the dense disparity image. In addition, an adaptive dual support-weight strategy is presented to aggregate matching cost, which considers photometric and geometric information. Further, post-processing algorithm can ameliorate disparity results in areas with depth discontinuities and related by occlusions using dual threshold algorithm, where missing stereo information is substituted from surrounding regions. To demonstrate the effectiveness of the algorithm, we present the two groups of experimental results for four widely used standard stereo data sets, including discussion on performance and comparison with other methods, which show that
the algorithm has not only a fast speed, but also significantly improves the efficiency of holistic optimization. |
| Key words: Stereo matching Ground control points Adaptive weighted aggregation Bidirectional dynamic programming Obstacle detection based on stereo vision |
