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The Infection Algorithm: An Artificial Epidemic Approach for Dense Stereo Matching

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In this article, a bio-inspired approach applied to a problem of stereo images matching is presented, which is based on an artifical epidemic process, that is called "the infection algorithm".
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We present a new bio-inspired approach applied to a problem of stereo images matching. This approach is based on an artifical epidemic process, that we call “the infection algorithm.” The problem at hand is a basic one in computer vision for 3D scene reconstruction. It has many complex aspects and is known as an extremely difficult one. The aim is to match the contents of two images in order to obtain 3D informations which allow the generation of simulated projections from a viewpoint that is different from the ones of the initial photographs. This process is known as view synthesis. The algorithm we propose exploits the image contents in order to only produce the necessary 3D depth information, while saving computational time. It is based on a set of distributed rules, that propagate like an artificial epidemy over the images. Experiments on a pair of real images are presented, and realistic reprojected images have been generated.

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