Image-based object reconstruction using run-length representation
Abstract
This paper presents an image-based object reconstruction with a low memory footprint using run-length representation. While conventional volume-based approaches, which utilize voxels as primitives, are intuitive and easy to manipulate 3D data, they require a large amount of memory and computation during the reconstruction process. To overcome these burdens, this paper uses 3D runs to represent a 3D object and reconstructs each 3D run from...
Paper Details
Title
Image-based object reconstruction using run-length representation
Published Date
Feb 1, 2017
Volume
51
Pages
1 - 12
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