Stereo matching algorithm based on infrared and visible light images
A technology of stereo matching and infrared images, which is applied in the field of stereo matching algorithms based on infrared and visible light images, and can solve problems such as edge gaps and burrs
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[0032] For better stereo matching, two cameras are used to build a binocular system. In order to reduce the complexity of calculation, the cameras are kept as horizontal as possible and fixed with a tripod. The left side is a visible light camera, and the right side is an infrared camera. The focal length of the infrared camera is selected as 25mm, and the temperature measurement range is -20°C~+150°C. The focal length of the visible light camera is selected as 18mm~55mm. The overall implementation is as attached figure 1 First, the original images collected by the left and right cameras are continuously down-sampled using the Gaussian image pyramid to obtain images of multiple scales. Next, the matching cost is calculated in multiple scale spaces, and then the segmentation tree structure is used on each layer of the pyramid. Cost aggregation. After the cost of each scale space is aggregated, the cost of multiple scale images is aggregated and constrained, and merged into the...
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