Mouseover the table cells to see the produced
disparity map. Clicking a cell will blink the ground truth for
comparison. To change the table type, click the links below.
For more information, please see the description of new features.
OpenCV 2.4.8 StereoSGBM method, full variant (2 passes). Reimplementation of H. Hirschmüller's SGM method (CVPR 2006; PAMI 2008).
OpenCV's "semi-global block matching" method; memory-intensive 2-pass version, which can only handle the quarter-size images. The matching cost is the sum of absolute differences over small windows. Aggregation is performed by dynamic programming along paths in 8 directions. Post filter as implemented in OpenCV. Dense results are created by hole-filling along scanlines.
SAD window: 3x3 pixel
Truncation value for pre-filter: 63
P1/P2: 8*3*3*3/32*3*3*3
Uniqueness ratio: 10
Speckle window size: 100
Speckle range: 32
Full DP: true
C/C++; 1 core, i7@3.3 GHz
07/25/14
1
SGBM2
Q
1
26.4
145
27.9
136
12.1
151
17.8
162
13.7
113
74.5
201
14.0
128
30.3
137
26.3
144
11.0
149
64.4
199
37.9
160
25.8
143
25.3
145
29.3
143
43.7
153
OpenCV 2.4.8 StereoSGBM method, single-pass variant. Reimplementation and modification of H. Hirschmüller's SGM method (CVPR 2006; PAMI 2008).
OpenCV's "semi-global block matching" method; memory efficient single-pass version. The matching cost is the sum of absolute differences over small windows. Aggregation is performed by dynamic programming along paths in only 5 of 8 directions. Post filter as implemented in OpenCV. Dense results are created by hole-filling along scanlines.
SAD window: 3x3 pixel
Truncation value for pre-filter: 63
P1/P2: 8*3*3*3/32*3*3*3
Uniqueness ratio: 10
Speckle window size: 100
Speckle range: 32
Full DP: false
The images are Census transformed and the Hamming distance is used as pixelwise matching cost. Aggregation is performed by a kind of dynamic programming along 8 paths that go from all directions through the image. Small disparity patches are invalidated. Interpolation is also performed along 8 paths.
OpenCV 2.4.8 StereoSGBM method, single-pass variant. Reimplementation and modification of H. Hirschmüller's SGM method (CVPR 2006; PAMI 2008).
OpenCV's "semi-global block matching" method; memory efficient single-pass version. The matching cost is the sum of absolute differences over small windows. Aggregation is performed by dynamic programming along paths in only 5 of 8 directions. Post filter as implemented in OpenCV. Dense results are created by hole-filling along scanlines.
SAD window: 3x3 pixel
Truncation value for pre-filter: 63
P1/P2: 8*3*3*3/32*3*3*3
Uniqueness ratio: 10
Speckle window size: 100
Speckle range: 32
Full DP: false
C/C++; 1 core, i7@3.3 GHz
07/25/14
4
SGBM1
F
3
28.4
153
43.5
181
9.09
124
13.6
137
25.9
164
82.0
205
14.4
134
43.4
170
30.3
155
5.98
117
59.3
190
45.8
180
28.5
160
24.9
142
20.1
124
45.9
158
OpenCV 2.4.8 StereoSGBM method, single-pass variant. Reimplementation and modification of H. Hirschmüller's SGM method (CVPR 2006; PAMI 2008).
OpenCV's "semi-global block matching" method; memory efficient single-pass version. The matching cost is the sum of absolute differences over small windows. Aggregation is performed by dynamic programming along paths in only 5 of 8 directions. Post filter as implemented in OpenCV. Dense results are created by hole-filling along scanlines.
SAD window: 3x3 pixel
Truncation value for pre-filter: 63
P1/P2: 8*3*3*3/32*3*3*3
Uniqueness ratio: 10
Speckle window size: 100
Speckle range: 32
Full DP: false
The images are Census transformed and the Hamming distance is used as pixelwise matching cost. Aggregation is performed by a kind of dynamic programming along 8 paths that go from all directions through the image. Small disparity patches are invalidated. Interpolation is also performed along 8 paths.
The images are Census transformed and the Hamming distance is used as pixelwise matching cost. Aggregation is performed by a kind of dynamic programming along 8 paths that go from all directions through the image. Small disparity patches are invalidated. Interpolation is also performed along 8 paths.
Correlation with five, partly overlapping windows on Census transformed images using Hamming distance as matching cost. A left-right consistency check ensures unique matches and filtering small disparity segments removes outliers. Interpolation is done within image rows with the lowest, valid neighboring disparity.
Census window: 7x7 pixel
Correlation window: 9x9 pixel
LR-check: on
Min. segments: 200 pixel
Interpolation: horizontal, lowest neighbor
A fast method for high-resolution stereo matching without exploring the full search space. Plane hypotheses are generated from sparse feature matches. Around each plane, a local plane sweep with +/- 3 disparities levels is performed to establish local disparity hypotheses via SGM using NCC matching costs. Finally, each pixel is assigned to one hypothesis using global optimization, again using SGM.
nRounds=3
The full set of parameters is listed in the paper and the supplemental materials on the project webpage.
A fast method for high-resolution stereo matching without exploring the full search space. Plane hypotheses are generated from sparse feature matches. Around each plane, a local plane sweep with +/- 3 disparities levels is performed to establish local disparity hypotheses via SGM using NCC matching costs. Finally, each pixel is assigned to one hypothesis using global optimization, again using SGM.
nRounds=3
The full set of parameters is listed in the paper and the supplemental materials on the project webpage.
C++; Core2 Duo, 2 cores @ 3 GHz
08/27/14
10
LPS
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3
20.3
126
6.72
56
6.06
93
9.72
103
9.87
94
94.3
210
14.1
129
11.2
71
11.2
83
5.88
113
89.3
211
36.0
146
20.5
105
23.8
135
16.0
102
25.4
104
Kang Zhang, Jiyang Li, Yijing Li, Weidong Hu, Lifeng Sun, and Shiqiang Yang. Binary stereo matching. ICPR 2012.
no post processing is used
the same with the original paper.
C/C++ single thread Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU P7370 @ 2.00GHz
This approach is an adaptive local stereo-method. It is integrated into a hierarchical scheme, which exploits adaptive windows. Sub-pix disparities are estimated,but not refined.
L = 10
t = 35
medianK = [3 3]
censusK = [9 7]
lambda = 45;
Block-matching stereo with Summed Normalized Cross-Correlation (SNCC) measure. Standard post-processed is applied, including a left-right check, error island removal (region growing), hole-filling and median filtering.
SNCC (first stage 3x3, second stage 11x11)
min correlation threshold = 0.3
region growing threshold = 2.5 disparity
min region size = 200 pixel
median filter = 1x5 and 5x1
Efficient two-pass aggregation with census/gradient cost metric, followed by iterative cost penalization and disparity re-selection to encourage local smoothness of disparities.
census window size = 9 x 7
max census distance = 38.03
max gradient difference = 2.51
census/gradient balance = 0.09
aggregation window size = 33 x 33
aggregation range parameter = 23.39
aggregation spatial parameter = 7.69
refinement window size = 65 x 65
refinement range parameter = 11.30
refinement spatial parameter = 17.20
cost penalty coefficient = 0.0023
median filter window size = 3 x 3
3 iterations of refinement
confidence threshold of 0.1 for sparse maps
In stereo matching cost filtering methods and energy minimization algorithms are considered as two different techniques. Due to their global extend energy minimization methods obtain good stereo matching results. However, they tend to fail in occluded regions, in which cost filtering approaches obtain better results. In this paper we intend to combine both approaches with the aim to improve overall stereo matching results.
We propose to perform stereo matching as a two-step energy minimization algorithm. We consider two MRF models: a fully connected model defined on the complete set of pixels in an image and a conventional locally connected model. We solve the energy minimization problem for the fully connected model, after which the marginal function of the solution is used as the unary potential in the locally connected MRF model.
Only gradient component (6D vector) of color images is used
A local matching technique utilizing SAD+Census cost measure and a recursive edge-aware aggregation through Successive Weighted Summation. Occlusion handling is provided via left-right cross check and a background favored filling.
smoothness parameter sigma = 24
5x5 Census window, Census weight=0.7, SAD weight=0.3, occlusion threshold=2
This approach triangulates the polygonized SLIC segmentations of the input images and optimizes a lower-layer MRF on the resulting set of triangles defined by photo consistency and normal smoothness. The lower-layer MRF is solved by a quadratic relaxation method which iterates between PatchMatch and Cholesky Decomposition. The lower-layer MRF is assisted by a upper-layer MRF defined on the set of triangle vertices which exploits local 'visual complexity' cues and encourages smoothness of the vertices' splitting properties. The two layers interact through an Alignment energy term which requires triangles sharing a non-split vertex to have their disparities agree on that vertex. Optimization of the whole model is iterated between optimizations of the two layers till convergence where the upper-layer can be solved in closed form.
omega=0.2
tau_grad=15
theta goes from 0 to 100 by smoothstep function in ten iterations
gamma1=30
gamma2=60
gamma3=0.8
Compute the matching cost with a convolutional neural network (accurate architecture). Then apply cross-based cost aggregation, semiglobal matching, left-right consistency check, median filter, and a bilateral filter.
DETAILS:
The network is similar to the one described in our CVPR paper differing only in the values of some hyperparameters. The input to the network are two 11 x 11 image patches. Five convolutional layers with 3 x 3 kernels and 112 feature maps extract feature vectors from the input image patches. The two 112-length feature vectors are concatenated into a 224-length vector which is passed through three fully-connected layers with 384 units each. The final (fourth) fully-connected layer projects the output to a single number---the matching cost. One important addition was the use of data augmentation techniques to increase the size of the training set. We tried to use as much training data as possible. Therefore we combined all of the 2001, 2003, 2005, 2006, and 2014 Middlebury datasets obtaining 60 image pairs. For the newer datasets (2005, 2006, and 2014) we also used several illumination and exposure settings.
A prior disparity image is calculated by matching a set of reliable support points and triangulating between them. A maximum a-posterior approach refines the disparities. The disparities for the left and right image are checked for consistency and disparity segments below a size of 50 pixels removed. (Improved results as of 9/14/2015 due to bug fix in color-to-gray conversion.)
Standard parameters of Libelas as provided with the MiddEval3-SDK.
The method generates multiple proposals on absolute and relative disparities from multi-segmentations. The proposals are coordinated by point-wise competition and pairwise collaboration within a MRF model. During inference, a dynamic programming is performed in different directions with various step sizes.
We post-process the depth maps produced by Zbontar & LeCun's MC-CNN technique. We use a domain transform to compute an edge-aware variance measure of our confidence in the depth map, and then run our robust bilateral solver on that depth map and confidence with a Geman-McClure loss function.
The MC-CNN is computed using the publicly-available implementation (https://github.com/jzbontar/mc-cnn) which using the GPU, and the robust bilateral solver is computed using our CPU implementation which does not use the GPU, and is written in vanilla C++.
Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-1650 0 @ 3.20GHz, 6 cores; 32 GB RAM; NVIDIA GTX TITAN X
This paper proposes a new image-guided non-local dense matching method with a three-step optimization based on the combination of image-guided methods and energy function-guided methods.
Cost Computation:
Window Size: 5
Weighting Coefficient: 0.3
Truncation Threshold (Census): 15
Truncation Threshold (HOG): 1
Image-guided Non-local Matching:
Smooth Term: 6
Penalty Term P1: 0.3
Penalty Term P2: 3
Disparity Interpolation:
Truncation Threshold: 5
Smooth Term: 3
Penalty Term P1: 3
Penalty Term P2: 30
Function Base: 5
An efficient stereo matching algorithm, which applies adaptive smoothness constraints using texture and edge information, is proposed in this work. First, we determine non-textured regions, on which an input image yields flat pixel values. In the non-textured regions, we penalize depth discontinuity and complement the primary CNN-based matching cost with a color-based cost. Second, by combining two edge maps from the input image and a pre-estimated disparity map, we extract denoised edges that correspond to depth discontinuity with high probabilities. Thus, near the denoised edges, we penalize small differences of neighboring disparities.
The method uses the MC-CNN code for the matching cost computation only.
Compute the matching cost with a convolutional neural network (fast architecture). Then apply cross-based cost aggregation, semiglobal matching, left-right consistency check, median filter, and a bilateral filter.
Our approach is an extension of the ELAS (from Geiger et al.) algorithm. We extract edges and sample our candidate support points along them. For every two consecutive valid support points we create a (straight) line segment. We force the triangulation to include the set of line segments (constrained Delaunay) for a better preservation of the disparity discontinuity at the edges.
Parameters as in the original ELAS algorithm.
For sampling candidate support points along the edge segments:
Adaptive sampling activated:
step = ceil(sqrt(img_diag)*0.5);
sampler(sqrt(step) / 2, step / 2, step / 2);
The computation of the sparse disparity maps is achieved by means of a 3D diffusion of the costs contained in the disparity space volume. The watershed segmentations of the left and right views control the diffusion process and valid measurements are obtained by cross-checking.
The estimation of the dense disparity maps uses the sparse measurements as control points and is driven by a 3D watershed separating the disparity space volume into foreground and background pixels.
No post processing (no filtering, no hole-filling, no interpolation) performed.
The concepts of intrinsic curves were revisited and used for:
- disparity search space reduction, resulting in 83% reduction of the disparity range (individually for each pixel) directly from the original resolution of the image without needing hierarchical search
- reducing the ambiguities due to occluded pixels by integrating occlusion clues explicitly into the global energy function as a soft prior
The final energy minimization was done using semi global approach along eight paths.
Matching (data) cost = census transform 7*9
Occlusion cost= from intrinsic curves curvature
Incorporating cues from top-down (holistic) scene understanding into existing bottom-up stereo reconstruction techniques (CoR - Chakrabarti et al. CVPR 2015).
Learned weightings (from 2006 dataset) for High Level Scene Cues. Default parameters for CoR. Images with max disp > 256 were downsampled before the SGM step of CoR.
A 3D label based method with global optimization at pixel level. A bilayer matching cost is employed by first matching small square windows then aggregate on large irregular windows. Global optimization is carried out by fusing candidate proposals, which are generated from our specific superpixel structure.
We propose a method to combine the predicted surface normal constraint by deep learning. With the selected reliable disparities from stereo matching method and effective edge fusion strategy, we can faithfully convert the predicted surface normal map to a disparity map by solving a least squares system which maintains discontinuity. We use the raw matching cost of MC-CNN.
A novel pooling scheme is used to train a matching cost function with a CNN. It widens the size of receptive field effectively without losing the fine details.
The overall post-processing pipeline is kept almost same as the original MC-CNN-acrt, except that the parameter settings are changed as follows:
cbca_num_iterations_1 = 0, cbca_num_iterations_2 = 1, sgm_P1 = 1.3, sgm_P2 = 17.0, sgm_Q1 = 3.6, sgm_Q2 = 36.0, and sgm_V = 1.4.
Torch; the Intel core i7 4790K
CPU and a single Nvidia Geforce GTX Titan X GPU
An energy minimization framework for disparity estimation where energy function consists of intensity matching cost, feature matching cost, IGMRF prior and sparsity priors.
This is a new weakly supervised method that allows to learn deep metric for stereo reconstruction from unlabeled stereo images, given coarse information about the scenes and the optical system. The deep metric architecture is similar to MC-CNN fst.
This is a segmentation based stereo matching algorithm using an adaptive multi-cost approach, which is exploited for obtaining accuracy disparity maps.
We propose a cost aggregation method that efficiently weave together MST-based support region filtering and PatchMatch-based 3D label search. We use the raw matching cost of MC-CNN.
We propose a novel method for stereo estimation, combining advantages of convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and optimization-based approaches. The optimization, posed as a conditional random field (CRF), takes local matching costs and consistency-enforcing (smoothness) costs as inputs, both estimated by CNN blocks. To perform the inference in the CRF we use an approach based on linear programming relaxation with a fixed number of iterations. We address the challenging problem of training this hybrid model end-to-end. We show that in the discriminative formulation (structured support vector machine) the training is practically feasible. The trained hybrid model with shallow CNNs is comparable to state-of-the-art deep models in both time and performance. The optimization part efficiently replaces sophisticated and not jointly trainable (but commonly applied) post-processing steps by a trainable, well-understood model.
Our method is local matching approach using the Guided Filter for cost aggregation. We give appropriate the Guided Filter size for each pixel in input image by the Filter Size Map computed by using the DoG Kernel.
Parameters for Filter Size Map computation:
DoGparam.scalesize = 25 (index of scale space)
DoGparam.mfsize = 1 (window size for Filter Size Map optimization)
Parameters for Guided Filter:
eps = 0.001
Parameters for cost computation:
gamma = 0.11 (Weight of cost)
Parameters for Bilateral Filter in disparity map optimization:
gamma_c = 1
gamma_d = 11
r_median = 19
We propose local expansion moves for estimating dense 3D labels on a pairwise MRF. The data term uses a PatchMatch-like 3D slanted window formulation, where raw matching costs within a window are computed by MC-CNN-acrt and aggregated using guided image filtering. The smoothness term uses a pairwise curvature regularization term by Olsson et al. 2013.
We propose a feature ensemble network leveraging deep convolutional neural network to perform matching cost computation and the disparity refinement. For matching cost computation, patch-based network architecture with multi-size and multi-layer pooling unit is adopted to learn cross-scale feature representations. For disparity refinement, the initial optimal and sub-optimal disparity maps are incorporated and diverse base learners are applied.
We propose a robust learning-based method for stereo cost volume computation. We accomplish this by coalescing diverse evidence from a bidirectional matching process via random forest classifiers. We show that our matching volume estimation method achieves similar accuracy to purely data-driven alternatives and that it generalizes to unseen data much better. In fact, we used the same model trained on Middlebury 2014 dataset to submit to the KITTI and ETH3D benchmarks.
We extend the standard BP sequential technique to the fully connected CRF models with the geodesic distance affinity.
Also a new approach to the BP marginal solution is proposed that we call one-view-occlusion detection (OVOD). In contrast to the standard winner takes all (WTA) estimation, the proposed OVOD solution allows to find occluded regions in the disparity map and simultaneously improve the matching result.
As a result we can perform only one energy minimization process and avoid the cost calculation for the second view and the left-right check procedure.
All parameter settings are given in the C++ MS VS project available at the project website.
Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-1620 v4 @3.50 GHz
12/11/17
56
OVOD
H
2
8.87
55
4.74
26
3.64
22
5.51
46
4.82
50
12.8
65
6.51
54
9.91
63
9.96
77
3.13
55
16.6
64
14.8
51
14.1
69
15.4
62
6.92
42
13.2
63
Hong Li and Chunbo Cheng. Adaptive weighted matching cost based on sparse representation. Submitted to IEEE TIP, 2018.
This paper proposes a novel non-data-driven matching cost for dense correspondence in view of sparse representation. This new matching cost can separate the source of impact such as illuminations and exposures, thus making it more suitable and selective for stereo matching. In addition, the new matching cost can be used as a adaptive weight in the process of cost calculation, and can improve the accuracy of the matching costs by weighting.
We propose a stereo matching algorithm that directly refines the winner-take-all (WTA) disparity map by exploring its statistic significance. WTA disparity maps are obtained from the pre-computed raw matching costs of MC-CNN-acrt.
Semi-Global Matching (SGM) uses an aggregation scheme to combine costs from multiple 1D scanline optimizations that tends to hurt its accuracy in difficult scenarios. We propose replacing this aggregation scheme with a new learning-based method that fuses disparity proposals estimated using scanline optimization. Our proposed SGM-Forest algorithm solves this problem using per-pixel classification. SGM-Forest currently ranks 1st on the ETH3D stereo benchmark and is ranked competitively on the Middlebury 2014 and KITTI 2015 benchmarks. It consistently outperforms SGM in challenging settings and under difficult training protocols that demonstrate robust generalization, while adding only a small computational overhead to SGM.
Median disparity over all training images of the ROB 2018 stereo challenge.
This submission is a baseline for the Robust Vision Challenge ROB 2018. Each pixel is set to the median disparity of the pixels at the same location in the training images. No test image information is used.
03/23/18
63
MEDIAN_ROB
H
2
97.8
215
96.1
214
95.6
214
99.0
215
98.4
215
98.4
214
99.2
215
98.4
215
98.1
214
99.0
215
99.0
215
99.6
215
99.9
215
94.7
215
95.1
214
98.3
214
Average disparity over all training images of the ROB 2018 stereo challenge.
This submission is a baseline for the Robust Vision Challenge ROB 2018. Each pixel is set to the average disparity of the pixels at the same location in the training images. No test image information is used.
A prior disparity image is calculated by matching a set of reliable support points and triangulating between them. A maximum a-posterior approach refines the disparities. The disparities for the left and right image are checked for consistency and disparity segments below a size of 50 pixels removed.
Updated ELAS submission as a baseline for the Robust Vision Challenge (http://robustvision.net), replacing the original ELAS (H) entry.
Standard parameters as provided with the MiddEval3-SDK and the Robust Vision Challenge stereo devkit.
A modification of the FlowNet 2 architecture [1] for the Robust Vision 2018 Stereo Challenge.
[1] E. Ilg, N. Mayer, T. Saikia, M. Keuper, A. Dosovitskiy, and T. Brox. Flownet 2.0: Evolution of optical flow estimation with deep networks. CVPR 2017.
See paper.
GTX1070
05/22/18
69
DN-CSS_ROB
H
2
22.8
132
31.4
144
9.28
129
13.5
135
12.4
107
44.3
156
12.1
104
28.1
132
17.6
119
9.11
141
50.9
171
40.0
165
21.2
110
25.0
143
31.9
151
43.2
150
Jie Li, Penglei Ji, and Xinguo Liu. Superpixel alpha-expansion and normal adjustment for stereo matching. Proceeding of CAD/Graphics 2019.
c/c++; core i7 7700@3.6GHz
05/26/18
70
NOSS_ROB
H
2
5.01
8
3.57
6
2.84
5
3.99
18
1.93
5
5.15
8
3.34
14
3.32
11
3.15
11
2.32
23
8.55
10
7.45
7
7.06
16
12.5
23
5.20
19
9.06
17
Benedikt Wiberg. Stereo matching with neural networks. Bachelors thesis, TU Munich 2018. ROB 2018 entry.
Neural Network based on a multidimensional similarity metric and Deeplab v3+
Numerous CNN algorithms focus on the pixel-wise matching cost computation, which is the important building block for many state-of-the-art algorithms. However, these architectures are limited to small and single scale receptive fields and use traditional methods for cost aggregation or even ignore cost aggregation. In this paper, we propose a novel architecture called cascaded multi-scale and multi-dimension network (MSMD) to take them both into consideration. Firstly, we propose a new multi-scale matching cost computation sub-network, in which two different sizes of receptive fields are implemented parallelly. In this way, the network can make the best use of both variants to balance the trade-off between the increase of receptive field and the loss of details. Furthermore, we show that our multi-dimension aggregation sub-network which contains 2D convolution and 3D convolution operations can provide rich context and semantic information for estimating an accurate initial disparity.
A robust solution for semi-dense stereo matching is presented. It utilizes two CNN models for computing stereo matching cost and performing confidence-based filtering, respectively. Compared to existing CNNs-based matching cost generation approaches, our method feeds additional global information into the network so that the learned model can better handle challenging cases, such as lighting changes and lack of textures. Through utilizing non-parametric transforms, our method is also more self-reliant than most existing semi-dense stereo approaches, which rely highly on the adjustment of parameters.
Matlab, GTX1080Ti, Lua, Python
06/27/18
76
DCNN
H
2
10.9
74
5.66
42
4.98
70
6.49
68
5.73
56
12.5
64
8.51
80
15.6
89
10.9
82
3.08
52
24.1
95
20.2
88
16.8
90
15.5
65
10.3
72
13.8
65
Julien Valentin, Adarsh Kowdle, Jonathan Barron, et al. Depth from motion for smartphone AR. ACM TOG 37(6):193 (Proc. of SIGGRAPH Asia), 2018.
Single core of a Mobile Phone (QualComm Snapdragon 821 Kryo @ 2.15Ghz)
we propose a MST-based stereo
matching method using image edge and brightness
information due to the classical MST based methods were
used to produce the inaccurate matching weight in the
areas of image boundaries and similar color background.
We propose four efficient feature extractors based on convolutional neural networks for stereo matching cost computation. Two of them generate multiscale features with diverse receptive field sizes. These multiscale features are used to compute the corresponding multiscale matching costs. We then determine an optimal cost by combining the multiscale costs using edge information. On the other hand, the other two feature extractors produce uni-scale features by combining multiscale features directly through fully connected layers. Finally, after obtaining matching costs using one of the four extractors, we determine optimal disparities based on the cross-based cost aggregation and the semiglobal matching.
We design a full-convolutional network to generate disparity map as a regression problem. Applying pyramid pooling and skip connection to integrate hierarchical context information.
The method comprises two main steps. First, we use adaptive support weights for local matching. Apart from the color similarity and geometric distance, the adaptive weight distribution favors pixels in the block matching with smaller cost. Besides, we use a multiscale strategy with invalidation criteria to reduce match ambiguity and computational time.
Second, a global interpolation using a variational formulation is carried out. The energy functional penalizes deviations from the local disparity estimation at different scales.
Local approach (DAWA): 23x23 squared window, beta=11, lambda=6, gamma=4, pixel precision 1/4, three scales for multiscale procedure.
Variational model: alpha=1, gamma=5, phi1=30, phi2=15.
Stereo matching process is attracted numbers of study in recent years. The process is unique and difficult due to visual discomfort occurred which contributed to effect of accuracy of disparity maps. By using multistage technique implemented most of Stereo Matching Algorithm; taxonomy by D. Scharstein and R. Szeliski, in this paper proposed new improvement algorithm of stereo matching by using the effect of Adaptive Weighted Bilateral Filter as main filter in cost aggregation stage which able contribute edge-preserving factor and robust against plain colour region. With some improvement parameters in matching cost computation stage where windows size of sum of absolute different (SAD) and thresholds adjustment was applied and Median Filter as main filter in refinement disparity map’s stage may overcome the limitation of disparity map accuracy. Evaluation on indoor datasets, latest (2014) Middlebury dataset were used to prove that Adaptive Weighted Bilateral Filter effect applied on proposed algorithm resulted smooth disparity maps and achieved good processing time.
This paper presents a novel unsupervised stereo matching cost for stereo matching. Specifically, a novel two-branch convolutional sparse coding (CSC) is used to learn the convolution filter bank without ground truth disparity maps. Then, the sparse representations over the learned convolutional filter bank are utilized to measure the similarity between image patches, namely, the stereo matching cost can be computed by measuring the l1 distance between sparse representations of image patches.
Hierarchical MGM-16 where coarser level results limit per pixel disparity search range. Post-Processing at each level include Joint Bilateral Filter, Peak removal and, consistency check. The final disparity maps are interpolated using Discontinuity preserving interpolation
See Paper
C/C++; Intel(R) Xeon(R) Gold 6154 CPU @ 3.00GHz, 16 Cores
In this work, we propose a learning-based method to denoise and refine disparity maps of a given stereo method. The proposed variational network arises naturally from unrolling the iterates of a proximal gradient method applied to a variational energy defined in a joint disparity, color, and confidence image space. Our method allows to learn a robust collaborative regularizer leveraging the joint statistics of the color image, the confidence map and the disparity map. Due to the variational structure of our method, the individual steps can be easily visualized, thus enabling interpretability of the method. We can therefore provide interesting insights into how our method refines and denoises disparity maps. The efficiency of our method is demonstrated by the publicly available stereo benchmarks Middlebury 2014 and Kitti 2015.
We have collected 2000 pairs of stereo images with high accuracy disparity maps to fine-tune the network. Our goal is to improve the generalization performance of networks.
fine-tune num: 90000; the initial learning rate: 1e-3.
i7@3.4GHz, GTX 1080Ti GPU
05/15/19
95
PSMNet_2000
H
2
28.9
158
20.4
115
8.23
116
15.1
149
27.7
169
35.2
126
15.2
137
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Hao Li, Yanwei Sun, and Li Sun. Edge-preserved disparity estimation with piecewise cost aggregation. Submitted to the International Journal of Geo-Information, 2019.
The cost aggregated paths are divided by edge pixels in the edge disparity map, and cost aggregation is calculated independently in each sub-path.
We propose "DeepPruner", a real-time stereo matching algorithm, which combines the strength of deep network and search space pruning techniques. Towards this goal, we developed a differentiable PatchMatch module that allows us to discard most disparities and generates a sparse representation of the cost-volume. We then exploit this representation to learn which range to prune for each pixel. Our method achieves competitive results on KITTI / SceneFlow datasets while running in real-time at 62ms. Moreover, we obtain the first place (on overall rankings) on the Robust Vision Challenge. For more details, check out our paper and source code.
It has been proposed by many researchers that combining deep neural networks with graphical models can create more efficient and better regularized composite models. The main difficulties in implementing this in practice are associated with a discrepancy in suitable learning objectives as well as with the necessity of approximations for the inference. In this work we take one of the simplest inference methods, a truncated max-product Belief Propagation, and add what is necessary to make it a proper component of a deep learning model: We connect it to learning formulations with losses on marginals and compute the backprop operation. This BP-Layer can be used as the final or an intermediate block in convolutional neural networks (CNNs), allowing us to design a hierarchical model composing BP inference and CNNs at different scale levels. The model is applicable to a range of dense prediction problems, is well-trainable and provides parameter-efficient and robust solutions in stereo, optical flow and semantic segmentation.
We novelly formulate the scale transformation of cost volume as a Bayes inference and propose the inter-scale subnetwork to reliably and adaptively generate details under the guidance of geometric information.
we fine-tune the model pre-trained on Scene Flow for 300 epochs with the learning rate of 0.001 in the first 100 epochs and 0.0001 in the rest 1000 epochs.
Yuli Fu, Kaimin Lai, Weixiang Chen, and Youjun Xiang. A pixel pair based encoding pattern for stereo matching via an adaptively weighted cost. Submitted to IET Image Processing, 2020.
A novel encoding pattern, which is designed for the situation of radiometric distortion, is proposed. The pattern is applied for stereo matching cost function.
m=25
1 i5 core@3.0Hz
01/02/20
105
PPEP-GF
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Rafael Brandt, Nicola Strisciuglio, and Nicolai Petkov. MTStereo 2.0: Improved accuracy of stereo depth estimation. ICPR 2020 submission.
The method is based on a Max-tree hierarchical representation of image pairs, which we use to identify matching regions along image scan-lines.
The number of color quantization levels was set to 16. α was set to 0.8. The minimum (or maximum) width of nodes to be matched was set to 0 (or 1/2 of the input image width). Matched node levels S was set to {1, 0}. The maximum neighborhood size ω_γ was set to 10. The size of the Gaussian kernel used to aggregate the cost volume was 21. The minimum confidence percentage parameter ω_Π was set to 12. In guided pixel refinement, ω_ω was set to 12% when sparse disparity maps were generated.
i7 8565U (4 cores)
01/05/20
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53.8
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Lingyin Kong, Jiangping Zhu, and Sancong Ying. Stereo matching based on guidance image and adaptive support region. Submitted to Acta Optica Sinica, 2020.
Linghua Zeng and Xinmei Tian. CRAR: Accelerating stereo matching with cascaded regression and adaptive refinement. Submitted to Pattern Recognition, 2020.
A deep-learning model PSMNU, modified based on PSMNet, produces initial disparity and uncertainty on the down-sampled image. SGBMP performs full resolution prediction based on the initial disparity and uncertainty.
PSMNU: max disparity 256, trained on Scene Flow dataset (Flyingthings3D & Monkaa) only, without data augmentation. SGBMP: \lambda_b = 3, \lambda_s = 0.1, \lambda_d = 0.1. For the initial prediction of PSMNU, images are down-sampled to 768x1024.
The algorithm is based on a hierarchical representation of image pairs which is used to restrict disparity search range. We propose a cost function that takes into account region contextual information and a cost aggregation method that preserves disparity borders.
Please see paper.
C++;4 i7 core @3.40 GHz
03/13/20
111
MTS
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3
59.7
211
58.8
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25.2
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51.1
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60.4
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91.3
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79.3
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71.7
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60.9
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James Okae, Juan Du, and Yueming Hu. Robust statistical approach to stereo disparity map denoising and refinement. Submitted to Journal of Control Theory and Technology, 2020.
Using robust statistics and probability to detect and refine outliers in disparity maps by leveraging the joint statistics of the given disparity map and its reference image.
lamda=1,r1=5,r2=25, sigma=10,tho_d=1, tho_s=4
Matlab Intel® Core™ i7-4600U CPU
05/14/20
112
SRM
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2
13.1
90
8.50
71
7.04
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7.86
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16.1
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18.4
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18.5
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18.5
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11.3
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Haoyu Ren, Mostafa El-Khamy, and Jungwon Lee. Stereo disparity estimation via joint supervised, unsupervised, and weakly supervised learning. ICIP 2020.
Hector Vazquez, Madain Perez, Abiel Aguilar, Miguel Arias, Marco Palacios, Antonio Perez, Jose Camas, and Sabino Trujillo. Real-time multi-window stereo matching algorithm with fuzzy logic. Submitted to IET Computer Vision, 2020.
The propose a novel stereo matching algorithm with fuzzy logic and also implement it on a FPGA embedded system. We try to select the best window size of SAD for each pixel by leveraging fuzzy logic.
We used block the diferents size. (ex. 5, 15, 21)
Cyclone V 5CSEBA6U23I7 FPGA
06/08/20
118
MANE
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30.9
165
54.7
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11.5
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14.6
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29.4
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26.4
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45.1
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31.5
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11.5
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42.5
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33.1
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31.6
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34.2
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43.5
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Xianjing Cheng and Yong Zhao. HLocalExp-CM: Confidence map by hierarchical local expansion moves for stereo matching. To appear in Journal of Electronic Imaging, 2022.
GA-Net reference submission as baseline for the stereo benchmark of the robust vision challenge 2020.
All method credits go to the original author (Zhang et al.)
Submission by Nicolas Jourdan, TU Darmstadt, RVC 2020 team.
Trained on Middleburry, KITTI, ETH3D from the KITTI checkpoint made available in the GANet repository on Github by the original authors.
Frequency of sampling was adapted to the dataset size. Test images scaled to next multiple of 48.
We proposed a robust disparity estimation network. Our major novelty compared to existing work is a novel usage of attention, which can handle scenes with different scenarios.
The RVC submission trained by quarter-resolution Middlebury + KITTI + ETH. After validation, we will go with quarter resolution instead of half-resolution
Accurate disparity prediction is a hot spot in computer vision, and how to efficiently exploit contextual information is the key to improve the performance. In this paper, we propose a simple yet effective non-local context attention network (NLCANet) to exploit the global context information by using attention mechanisms and semantic information for stereo matching. First, we develop a 2D geometry feature learning (GFL) module to get a more discriminative representation by taking advantage of multi-scale features and form them into the variance-based cost volume. Then, we construct a non-local attention matching (NLAM) module by using the non-local block and hierarchical 3D convolutions, which can effectively regularize the cost volume and capture the global contextual information. Finally, we adopt a geometry refinement (GR) module to refine the disparity map to further improve the performance. Moreover, we add the warping loss function to help the model learn the matching rule of the non-occluded region. Our experiments show that (1), our approach achieves competitive results on KITTI and SceneFlow datasets in the end-point error (EPE) and the fraction of erroneous pixels (D 1 ); (2), our proposed method particularly has superior performance in the reflective regions and occluded areas.
600 * 10^-3;
200 * 10^-4;
100 * 10^-5
Nvidia v100
08/11/20
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NLCA_NET_v2_RVC
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10.4
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4.12
34
6.39
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3.26
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21.2
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10.1
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Anonymous. Cascade and fuse cost volume for efficient and robust stereo matching. CVPR 2021 submission 1728.
we construct multi-scale cost volumes and fuse lower scale cost volumes and cascade higher scale ones to realize efficient and robust stereo matching
we first pre-train our model on sceneflow dataset and then finetune it jointly on Middlebury + KITTI + ETH3D
tesla V100
08/12/20
125
CFNet_RVC
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2
10.1
61
14.4
102
7.81
113
7.12
79
6.61
68
15.5
73
7.53
66
12.3
76
11.5
87
3.02
49
10.7
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16.6
66
10.7
39
15.4
64
10.9
77
9.01
16
Anonymous. STTR. RVC 2020 submission.
GPU
08/14/20
126
STTRV1_RVC
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1
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202
26.8
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29.1
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36.0
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30.7
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46.1
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35.8
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39.2
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39.7
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42.1
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74.7
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49.4
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34.4
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47.5
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62.8
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54.4
174
Haiwei Sang and Yong Zhao. A pixels based stereo matching algorithm using cooperative optimization. Submitted to IEEE Access, 2020
This paper presents a stereo matching algorithm based on inter-Pixels cooperative optimization.
C/C++
08/30/20
127
LE_PC
H
2
5.58
15
3.52
5
2.99
10
4.24
23
1.92
4
5.39
10
3.42
18
3.16
8
3.72
20
2.30
22
7.83
8
9.90
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7.79
20
17.4
85
4.74
10
9.51
23
Chenglong Xu, Chengdong Wu, Daokui Qu, Haibo Sun and Jilai Song. Accurate and efficient stereo matching by log-angle and pyramid-tree. Submitted to IEEE TCSVT, 2020.
Combined bearings-only cost metric and Cross-regional connection based aggregation.
The approach relies on a fast multi-resolution initialization step, differentiable 2D geometric propagation and warping mechanisms to infer slanted plane hypotheses at multiple resolutions.
We propose a novel lightweight network for stereo estimation. The method uses densely connected layer structures to learn expressive features without the need of fully-connected layers or 3D convolutions. This leads to a network structure with only 0.37M parameters while still having competitive results. The post-processing consists of filtering, a consistency check and hole filling.
\eta = 6 \times 10^{-6}
python 3.6; pytorch 1.2.0; GPU RTX 2080 TI
11/10/20
132
FC-DCNN
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2
17.9
109
21.2
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6.52
100
9.56
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14.1
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31.9
120
23.4
166
23.4
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5.93
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26.9
100
22.8
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20.0
104
19.3
101
18.2
111
23.9
100
Anonymous. RLStereo: Real-time stereo matching based on reinforcement learning. CVPR 2021 submission 4443.
Tensorflow 2.0; Nvidia GeForce Titan RTX GPU
11/12/20
133
RLStereo
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2
27.9
152
20.5
116
15.0
165
23.5
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26.3
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51.5
175
35.8
200
27.1
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23.4
134
15.6
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63.6
198
32.3
129
21.5
113
23.2
128
44.7
183
17.4
81
Anonymous. UnDAF: A general unsupervised domain adaptation framework for disparity, optical flow or scene flow estimation. CVPR 2021 submission 236.
Pytorch
11/12/20
134
UnDAF-GANet
H
2
16.2
104
3.74
13
2.94
8
16.7
158
18.3
129
24.1
106
26.3
175
19.2
105
15.7
105
1.86
10
36.8
129
26.8
110
11.1
43
24.8
141
6.54
39
28.0
110
Anonymous. Semi-synthesis: a fast way to produce effective datasets for stereo matching. CVPR 2021 submission 3688.
We propose a novel method namely semi-synthesis for producing large-scale on demand stereo datasets which doesn't require further fine-tuning on real datasets, i,e, we haven't fine-tuned the submission model on Middlebury training data.
Python 1 Nvidia 1080Ti GPU
11/16/20
135
SSCasStereo
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2
15.2
102
33.6
149
5.73
86
8.13
89
12.6
108
51.1
172
8.19
75
16.7
98
5.02
31
5.70
111
48.5
156
17.3
70
16.0
83
20.1
104
12.3
86
9.25
19
Anonymous. Stereo matching by high-resolution correlation volume learning and epipolar lookup. CVPR 2021 submission 1654.
Tesla V100 GPU
11/17/20
136
RASNet
H
2
13.1
91
11.9
91
5.65
85
5.71
50
8.36
87
25.8
107
8.31
77
7.18
48
5.29
38
2.93
46
25.0
98
16.0
62
13.9
68
18.4
93
38.2
165
21.4
96
Anonymous. A decomposition model for stereo matching. CVPR submission 2543.
GTX 1080Ti GPU
11/21/20
137
DecStereo
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3
20.2
125
19.4
111
11.9
150
15.6
151
13.5
112
23.0
104
26.7
178
13.3
79
15.1
103
7.60
130
28.3
106
30.2
122
23.4
123
17.6
86
38.9
171
38.4
137
Xianjing Cheng and Yong Zhao. Local PatchMatch based on superpixel cut for efficient high-resolution stereo matching. Submitted to BABT (Brazilian Archives of Biology and Technology), 2021.
we propose an efficient method,i.e, local PatchMatch based on superpixel cut for high-resolution stereo matching.
the number of superpixels N is 500, two iterative parameters: k_fea is set to 9 and k_SP is set to 7. The parameter γ to measure the similarity weight is set to 50 and k=8000.
i5-9400 CPU@2.90GHz, C++;
11/25/20
138
LPSC
H
2
10.7
70
5.15
31
4.23
39
5.48
45
6.38
64
16.5
82
7.84
70
9.56
61
10.3
80
4.02
76
20.2
79
19.0
79
17.7
96
18.5
96
9.73
64
18.0
84
Menglong Yang, Fangrui Wu, Wei Li, Peng Cheng, and Xuebin Lv. CooperativeStereo: Cooperative convolutional neural networks for stereo matching. Submitted to Pattern Recognition 2020.
Tensorflow1.0, GTX 1080Ti
11/26/20
139
CooperativeStereo
Q
1
28.8
157
28.5
141
12.3
154
17.3
161
18.5
132
62.3
189
22.4
163
36.3
151
24.7
136
15.8
165
74.5
204
37.8
158
28.4
158
26.6
150
41.6
178
28.4
113
Peng Yao and Jieqing Feng. Stacking learning with coalesced cost filtering for accurate stereo matching. Submitted to Journal of Visual Communication and Image Representation 2020.
By leveraging Stacking Learning with Coalesced Cost Filtering to make the conventional algorithms achieve more accurate disparity estimations.
For the Random Forest, we set 10 Decision Trees, maximum depth is 25 and minimum number of samples in each node to split equal to 12.
C++, Intel Core-i7 Octa-Core CPUs;
12/22/20
140
SLCCF
H
2
8.83
54
6.97
59
4.90
67
6.05
62
4.35
44
8.89
34
5.33
33
6.29
42
5.15
33
4.80
92
13.0
42
18.1
75
17.8
98
17.7
87
6.93
43
15.4
73
Lingyin Kong, Jiangping Zhu, and Sancong Ying. Local stereo matching using adaptive cross-region based guided image filtering with orthogonal weights. Submitted to Mathematical Problems in Engineering, 2020.
we propose an improved cost aggregation method, in which the matching cost volume is filtered by ACR-GIF-OW
This model is trained on low-resolution data but aims at high-resolution images. It uses a recurrent module to iteratively update a coarse disparity prediction. Then a special refinement module makes a final adjustment. The recurrent update and final refine are applied in a patch-wise manner across the initial disparity.
Trained on Scene Flow, Middlebury 1/4 size, and TartanAir (sampled) datasets. Training disparity range 256 pixels, testing range over 1000 pixels.
Trained on 4 Tesla V100 GPUs. Inference on 1 Tesla V100 GPU.
03/05/21
142
ORStereo
F
3
19.1
120
38.9
167
9.97
139
9.21
98
23.3
152
42.6
150
13.0
117
18.2
102
6.63
50
4.93
93
35.4
126
33.1
132
24.1
127
23.6
133
18.2
110
26.0
107
Anonymous. Local expansion moves for stereo matching based on RANSAC confidence. ICCV 2021 submission 3073.
A stereo matching algorithm based on collaborative optimization among pixels is proposed. Based on local expansion, the matching energy function of pixels is defined by using the color and gradient features of adjacent pixels, and the cooperative competition mechanism between pixels is introduced.
iterations = 5; pmIterations = 2;
C/C++,i7-4790 CPU@3.60GHz.
03/05/21
143
LocalExp-RC
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2
5.54
14
3.78
15
3.02
11
3.85
14
2.08
9
5.95
16
3.48
19
3.61
18
3.65
18
2.52
31
10.3
23
6.85
4
7.25
17
16.1
73
5.12
17
10.2
33
Xianjing Cheng, Yong Zhao, Zhijun Hu, Xiaomin Yu, Ren Qian, and Haiwei Sang. Superpixel cut-based local expansion for accurate stereo matching. IET Image Processing, 2021.
i7 CPU @2.2GH,C++, 8 cores
04/22/21
144
LESC
H
2
6.78
25
4.07
17
3.46
19
3.26
10
3.36
34
9.15
36
4.08
24
4.76
24
5.21
37
2.80
42
11.7
34
13.0
35
10.2
36
17.0
79
5.52
26
12.5
59
Hao Liu, Hanlong Zhang, Xiaoxi Nie, Wei He, Dong Luo, Guohua Jiao and Wei Chen. Stereo matching algorithm based on two-phase adaptive optimization of AD-census and gradient fusion. IEEE RCAR 2021.
In this paper, an improved AD-Census algorithm is proposed to improve the matching ratio in some special regions. The proposed algorithm contains an optimization method and three similarity metrics.
We propose an approach for real-time embedded stereo processing on ARM and CUDA-enabled devices, which is based on the popular and widely used Semi-Global Matching algorithm. In this, we propose an optimization of the algorithm for embedded CUDA GPUs, by using massively parallel computing, as well as using the NEON intrinsics to optimize the algorithm for vectorized SIMD processing on embedded ARM CPUs.
Anonymous. Deep learning based stereo cost aggregation on a small dataset. DICTA 2021 submission.
4*RTX 3090
06/11/21
150
R3DCNN
H
2
33.0
176
34.2
152
15.8
167
13.4
134
41.7
203
47.9
167
22.0
160
60.1
206
57.4
207
12.6
160
40.3
136
46.4
183
26.8
152
37.0
193
19.3
119
45.2
157
Anonymous. Estimate regularization weight for local expansion moves stereo matching. ACPR 2021 submission.
The method that estimate optimal parameters for MRF stereo can not be directly used to estimate parameters for local expansion moves stereo. To estimate regularization weight for local expansion moves stereo, we propose the probabilistic mixture models for slanted patch matching terms and curvature regularization terms.
This paper presents an accurate and efficient hierarchical BP framework using the representation of the image segmentation pyramid (ISP). We design a hierarchy of MRF networks using the graph of superpixels at each ISP level.
We introduce RAFT-Stereo, a new deep architecture for rectified stereo based on the optical flow network RAFT. We introduce multi-level convolutional GRUs, which more efficiently propagate information across the image. A modified version of RAFT-Stereo can perform accurate real-time inference.
Xianjing Cheng and Yong Zhao. Segment-based disparity computation with occlusion handling for accurate stereo matching. Submitted to IEEE TCSVT, 2021.
i7-10870H CPU @2.20GHz,C++
08/22/21
155
SDCO
H
2
19.0
119
30.4
142
5.92
90
9.11
97
21.5
146
37.5
134
12.3
106
26.8
124
16.7
115
5.68
110
29.4
109
30.6
125
25.6
141
23.1
127
17.5
107
18.9
87
Krishna Shankar, Mark Tjersland, Jeremy Ma, Kevin Stone, and Max Bajracharya. A learned stereo depth system for robotic manipulation in homes. ICRA 2022 submission.
A lightweight network with dilated ResNet feature extractor, a correlation cost volume run at a low resolution, and a refinement network to get a full resolution disparity output. Sparse disparity is processed from the dense disparity using a threshold on the network confidence output and a region grower to remove suspected bad disparities.
Max disparity 512
Cost volume downsample 8x
PyTorch on Nvidia Titan RTX
08/24/21
156
MMStereo
F
3
12.7
88
27.9
137
8.71
120
8.81
94
11.7
102
26.9
111
5.82
47
20.9
108
14.6
98
4.10
81
15.4
58
16.0
62
14.2
70
13.6
42
9.71
63
7.35
10
Anonymous. Region separable stereo matching. 3DV 2021 submission 110.
In stereo matching, there are two cases of poor performance: (1) the interior of large objects, and (2) object boundaries and small objects. In this work, we present feature enhancement stereo matching network to solve the problems.
None
2080ti
11/21/21
161
FENet
H
2
11.3
78
7.70
66
3.91
25
3.97
17
6.24
62
16.7
83
5.78
43
32.1
140
32.4
161
2.57
32
11.8
35
10.8
22
6.90
15
13.4
35
5.41
24
11.2
47
Junda Cheng and Gangwei Xu. CoAtRS stereo: Fully exploiting convolution and attention for stereo matching. Submitted to IEEE Transactions on Multimedia, 2021.
Madiha Zahari. A new cost volume estimation using modified CT. Submitted to the Bulletin of Electrical Engineering and Informatics (BEEI), paper ID 4122, 2022.
Visual Studio c++, Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8565U CPU @ 1.80GHz 1.99 GHz
we propose a novel and effective network architecture
RDNet that utilizes edge detection and multi-scale cost volume for robust stereo matching.
β1 = 0.9, β2 = 0.999
PowerEdge T640 GPUs
08/05/22
171
RDNet
H
2
11.3
77
11.2
85
5.24
78
5.45
43
6.51
67
16.7
84
8.89
82
16.7
98
14.9
102
4.75
91
16.5
63
19.3
83
15.4
79
12.5
24
12.1
83
14.2
68
Zhelun Shen. Digging into uncertainty-based pseudo-label for robust stereo matching. Submitted to TPAMI, 2022.
Tesla V100
08/08/22
172
UCFNet_RVC
H
2
10.7
71
12.2
94
6.48
97
5.83
51
5.90
60
16.9
86
6.61
55
15.8
92
14.6
99
2.73
41
11.4
32
18.8
78
11.0
42
18.9
99
10.7
74
11.4
50
Pengxiang Li, Chengtang Yao, Yunde Jia, and Yuwei Wu. Inter-scale similarity guided cost aggregation for stereo matching. Submitted to IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Video Technology, 2022.
python; 2 cores + RTX 3090 GPU
08/09/22
173
issga
H
2
18.9
117
12.0
93
11.6
148
11.1
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18.3
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14.3
69
14.6
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28.6
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26.2
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5.90
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13.5
47
41.4
169
21.9
116
22.2
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19.4
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30.7
117
Xiao Guo. Feature extractor augmentation network. Submitted to Neurocomputing, 2022.
Stereo matching algorithm based on multi-cost computation with hybrid aggregation using random walk and image segmentation with filtering in refinement stage.
A unified global matching formulation and framework for optical flow and stereo depth estimation
Please refer to the paper
V100 GPU
09/01/22
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GMStereo
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7.14
27
6.30
54
6.20
94
6.22
64
6.62
69
9.79
38
2.76
11
5.69
38
5.17
35
4.04
77
14.0
50
11.2
25
6.81
14
11.8
19
6.90
41
12.8
61
Xiaowei Yang. A light-weight stereo matching network based on multi-scale features fusion and robust disparity refinement. Submitted to IET Image Processing, 2022.
In recent years, convolutional-neural-network based stereo matching methods have achieved significant
gains compared to conventional methods in terms of both speed and accuracy. Current state-of-the-art disparity
estimation algorithms require many parameters and large amounts of computational resources and are not suited to
applications on edge devices. In this paper, we propose an end-to-end light-weight network (LWNet) for fast stereo
matching, which consists of an efficient backbone with multi-scale feature fusion for feature extraction, a 3D U-Net
aggregation architecture for disparity computation and a color guidance in 2D CNN for disparity refinement.
(β1= 0.9, β2 = 0.999)
GeForce RTX 3090
09/20/22
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LWNet
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40.9
197
38.1
165
18.4
178
30.5
197
33.3
190
43.2
152
30.9
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49.2
184
50.6
196
22.8
189
58.1
186
54.2
200
41.8
201
37.5
195
58.8
200
81.5
208
Xue Liu. Stereo matching with monocular augmentation. Submitted to Signal Processing Letters, 2022.
We propose an accurate and lightweight convolutional neural network for stereo estimation with depth completion. The whole method consists of three parts. The first part consists of fully-convolutional densely connected layers that computes expressive features of rectified image pairs.
learning rate: 0.00006 for feature extraction and similarity and learning rate: 0.000006 for depth completion
Philippe Weinzaepfel, Vincent Leroy, Thomas Lucas, Romain Bregier, Yohann Cabon, Vaibhav Arora, Leonid Antsfeld, Boris Chidlovskii, Gabriela Csurka, and Jerome Revaud. Self-supervised pretraining for 3D vision tasks by cross-view completion. NeurIPS 2022; RVC 2022 submission.
pretraining self-supervised model
masking rate 0.9
python Nvidia
10/03/22
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CroCo_RVC
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7.43
63
5.85
89
6.71
73
11.7
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15.4
71
3.94
22
36.2
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35.8
169
3.41
65
18.1
72
29.3
120
10.9
41
18.0
91
10.6
73
21.0
94
Anonymous. An improved RaftStereo trained with multiple mixed datasets for Robust Vision Challenge. RVC 2022 submission.
GTX 2080ti
10/03/22
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iRaftStereo_RVC
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2
8.07
43
9.13
74
8.25
117
5.55
48
4.68
48
6.92
21
6.41
53
6.29
42
6.19
49
3.96
75
17.9
70
13.0
34
9.58
33
11.4
17
9.24
62
11.8
55
Yang Xiaowei and Feng Zhiguo. Attention guide cost volume for stereo matching. Submitted to IET Image Processing, 2022.
GTX 3090
10/06/22
186
AGCVNet
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2
12.0
82
10.6
83
5.14
75
5.47
44
7.00
74
17.0
88
8.91
84
18.9
104
15.7
106
4.64
88
15.8
60
19.1
81
16.6
88
13.7
43
15.0
99
14.6
72
Han Li. Adaptive slice stereo matching network. Submitted to Image and Vision Computing, 2022.
pytorch
10/06/22
187
GwcSlice
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2
12.7
87
13.4
98
4.76
63
5.33
42
7.69
83
17.0
87
11.1
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13.7
81
9.88
76
4.22
85
20.1
78
20.1
87
17.4
93
16.9
78
14.0
92
36.5
130
Han Li. Multi-cascade stereo matching network. Submitted to Neurocomputing, 2022.
Pan Lei. A multi view solid based on removal using the matching method of the deformation window. Submitted to Information Processing Letters, 2022.
2080ti
10/13/22
190
DW
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3
19.9
124
15.1
105
13.1
156
14.3
142
14.2
115
14.2
68
8.90
83
16.4
94
16.0
110
12.3
159
50.2
166
36.4
148
21.7
115
21.8
118
31.8
149
40.4
143
Yang Xiuze. A lightweight multilevel cascaded recurrent network for high resolution stereo matching. Submitted to Neurocomputing, 2022.
Python;32cores+NVIDIA GeForce RTX3090 GPU
10/16/22
191
LMCR-Stereo
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3
6.27
19
6.20
50
4.59
56
3.92
15
2.66
21
4.52
5
4.88
30
3.65
19
3.41
15
2.08
17
16.8
66
11.2
26
8.58
26
13.2
32
6.89
40
10.5
34
Anonymous. Revisiting cost aggregation in stereo matching from disparity classification. CVPR 2023 submission 1116.
Cost aggregation plays a critical role in existing stereo
matching methods. Generally, aggregating matching costs
in homogeneous regions with similar disparities is benefi-
cial to matching accuracy. However, previous approaches
commonly use 3D convolutions for cost aggregation with-
out considering the homogeneity of different regions. In
this paper, we revisit cost aggregation in stereo match-
ing from a perspective of disparity classification and pro-
pose a generic yet efficient Disparity Context Aggregation
(DCA) module to improve the performance of CNN-based
methods.
Parameters:4.96 M;
Only using half-resolution Middlebury training images for validation.
Anonymous. Global occlusion-aware transformer for robust stereo matching. ICCV 2023 submission 6309.
Occlusion-Aware Global Aggregation for robust stereo matching using vision transformer.
Iter=18, resolution=1/8
NVIDIA RTX TITAN X
03/07/23
204
GOAT18
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2
8.73
52
7.26
61
7.32
108
6.80
74
3.47
37
10.3
42
10.4
92
5.14
31
5.16
34
4.95
95
15.9
61
13.9
42
11.2
46
9.62
8
13.1
88
16.4
75
Kai Zeng. Deep stereo network with MRF-based cost aggregation. Submitted to IEEE TCSVT 2022.
Tesla V100
04/18/23
205
DMCANet
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2
7.79
38
7.91
67
4.12
34
3.79
13
4.26
43
11.2
54
10.1
90
6.76
45
4.85
29
3.32
63
12.9
41
13.3
38
10.5
38
12.9
29
9.11
60
10.1
31
Wang Yun and Wang Longguang. ADStereo: Learning stereo matching from adaptive downsample with disparity alignment. Submitted to IEEE TIP, 2023.
NVIDIA 3090TI
04/28/23
206
ADStereo
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2
18.0
110
16.4
106
14.9
164
12.6
129
21.3
145
20.6
96
16.6
140
15.8
91
16.0
109
7.43
127
19.1
75
52.0
192
24.8
136
18.1
92
17.7
108
11.2
46
Peng Yao, Haiwei Sang, and Xu Cheng. Structured support vector machine with coarse-to-fine PatchMatch filtering for stereo matching. Submitted to The Visual Computer, 2023.
Stereo Matching Using Structured Supported Vector Machine and Coarse to Fine Features
The proposed IGEV-Stereo builds a combined
geometry encoding volume that encodes geometry and context information as well as local matching details, and iteratively indexes it to update the disparity map.
Details in code.
Python RTX 3090
06/22/23
208
IGEV-Stereo
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1
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1.17
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3.77
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4.93
1
5.35
7
6.99
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2.31
1
5.00
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Anonymous. CCL-Stereo: Stereo matching via looking up coupled correlations. ICCSIP 2023 submission.
TITAN RTX
06/26/23
209
CCL-Stereo
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3
30.9
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50.9
197
9.17
125
11.0
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33.0
187
88.2
207
1.91
6
47.3
179
26.8
145
11.7
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41.7
139
37.4
153
23.7
124
28.8
159
63.0
203
42.8
148
Wenhuan Wu, Xi Xu, Haokun Zhang, and Yanzhang Dong. Stereo matching with directional trees. Submitted to The Visual Computer, 2023.
Junhong Min and Youngpil Jeon. Confidence-aware symmetric stereo matching via u-net transformer. Submitted to ICRA 2024.
We propose a novel deep stereo matching network a new real-world stereo dataset of cluttered objects taken with a commercially available stereo sensor. We design a U-shaped architecture with various types of attentions which more efficiently extracts global and local contexts from rectified image pairs, resulting in highly accurate disparities. Furthermore, its symmetric structure allows simultaneous estimation both left and right disparity. It can also implicitly estimate the uncertainty i.e. the confidence of estimated disparities.
4 level unet for feature extraction
and 3 level unet for refinement
channel dimension is 128.
