Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Depth image-based rendering DIBR technology is an approach to creating a virtual 3D image from one single 2D image. A desired view can be synthesised at the receiver side using depth images to make transmission and storage efficient. While this technique has many advantages, one of the key challenges is how to fill the holes caused by disocclusion regions and wrong depth values in the warped left/right images. A common means to alleviate the sizes and the number of holes is to smooth the depth image. But smoothing results in geometric distortions and degrades the depth image quality. This study proposes a hole-filling method based on the oriented texture direction. Parallax correction is first implemented to mitigate the wrong depth values. Texture directional information is then probed in the background pixels where holes take place after warping. Next, in the warped image, holes are filled according to their directions. Experimental results shod that this algorithm preserves the depth information and greatly reduces the amount of geometric distortion.
['Shwu-Huey Yen', 'Hung-Ying Chai', 'Jen-Hui Tsao']
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