NRMVS: Non-Rigid Multi View Stereo
Paper
- Innmann M., Kim K., Gu J., Nießner M., Loop C., Stamminger M., Kautz J.:
NRMVS: Non-Rigid Multi-View Stereo
IEEE Winter Conference on Applications of Computer Vision (WACV) (Aspen, Colorado, USA, March 1, 2020 - March 5, 2020)
DOI: 10.1109/WACV45572.2020.9093583
URL: https://www.lgdv.tf.fau.de/?p=1730
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Abstract
Multi-view Stereo (MVS) is a common solution in photogrammetry applications for the dense reconstruction of a static scene from images. The static scene assumption, however, limits the general applicability of MVS algorithms, as many day-to-day scenes undergo non-rigid motion, e.g., clothes, faces, or human bodies. In this paper, we open up a new challenging direction: Dense 3D reconstruction of scenes with non-rigid changes observed from a small number of images sparsely captured from different views with a single monocular camera, which we call non-rigid multiview stereo (NRMVS) problem. We formulate this problem as a joint optimization of deformation and depth estimation, using deformation graphs as the underlying representation. We propose a new sparse 3D to 2D matching technique with a dense patch-match evaluation scheme to estimate the most plausible deformation field satisfying depth and photometric consistency. We show that a dense reconstruction of a scene with non-rigid changes from a few images is possible, and demonstrate that our method can be used to interpolate novel deformed scenes from various combinations of deformation estimates derived from the sparse views.
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NRMVS: Non-Rigid Multi-View Stereo