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Fast Stereo matching based on Plane-converging Belief Propagation using GPU  

Jung, Young-Han (Dept. of Information Eng., Inha University)
Park, Eun-Soo (Dept. of Information Eng., Inha University)
Kim, Hak-Il (Dept. of Information Eng., Inha University)
Huh, Uk-Youl (Dept. of Electrical Eng., Inha University)
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Abstract
Stereo matching is the research area that regarding the estimation of the distance between objects and camera using different view points and it still needs lot of improvements in aspects of speed and accuracy. This paper presents a fast stereo matching algorithm based on plane-converging belief propagation that uses message passing convergence in hierarchical belief propagation. Also, stereo matching technique is developed using GPU and it is available for real-time applications. The error rate of proposed Plane-converging Belief Propagation algorithm is similar to the conventional Hierarchical Belief Propagation algorithm, while speed-up factor reaches 2.7 times.
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Stereo matching; Belief propagation; Plane convergence; GPU;
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