Compressive Light Field Reconstructions Using Deep Learning
- doi: 10.1109/CVPRW.2017.168
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title: Compressive Light Field Reconstructions Using
Deep Learning
- publisher: IEEE
- isbn: 978-1-5386-0734-3
- issn: 2160-7516
- rank: 1984
- access_type: LOCKED
- content_type: Conferences
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abstract: Light field imaging is limited in its
computational processing demands of high sampling for both spatial and
angular dimensions. Single-shot light field cameras sacrifice spatial
resolution to sample angular viewpoints, typically by multiplexing
incoming rays onto a 2D sensor array. While this resolution can be
recovered using compressive sensing, these iterative solutions are slow
in processing a light field. We present a deep learning approach using a
new, two branch network architecture, consisting jointly of an
autoencoder and a 4D CNN, to recover a high resolution 4D light field
from a single coded 2D image. This network decreases reconstruction time
significantly while achieving average PSNR values of 26-32 dB on a
variety of light fields. In particular, reconstruction time is decreased
from 35 minutes to 6.7 minutes as compared to the dictionary method for
equivalent visual quality. These reconstructions are performed at small
sampling/compression ratios as low as 8%, allowing for cheaper coded
light field cameras. We test our network reconstructions on synthetic
light fields, simulated coded measurements of real light fields captured
from a Lytro Illum camera, and real coded images from a custom CMOS
diffractive light field camera. The combination of compressive light
field capture with deep learning allows the potential for real-time
light field video acquisition systems in the future.
- article_number: 8014902
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pdf_url:
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abstract_url:
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8014902/
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publication_title: 2017 IEEE Conference on Computer
Vision and Pattern Recognition Workshops (CVPRW)
- conference_location: Honolulu, HI, USA
- conference_dates: 21-26 July 2017
- publication_number: 8014302
- is_number: 8014734
- publication_year: 2017
- publication_date: 21-26 July 2017
- start_page: 1277
- end_page: 1286
- citing_paper_count: 31
- citing_patent_count: 2
- download_count: 1079
- insert_date: 20170824
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index_terms:
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ieee_terms:
- Image reconstruction
- Cameras
- Machine learning
- Spatial resolution
- Two dimensional displays
- Network architecture
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dynamic_index_terms:
- Deep Learning
- Light Field
- Compressive Light Field
- High-resolution
- Spatial Resolution
- Autoencoder
- Visual Quality
- Sensor Array
- Network Reconstruction
- Real Field
- Branch Network
- Reconstruction Time
- Light Capture
- Camera Array
- Plenoptic Camera
- Light Field Camera
- Synthetic Field
- Loss Function
- Loss-of-function
- Neural Network
- Training Data
- High Spatial Resolution
- Image Reconstruction
- Iterative Reconstruction
- Tomographic Reconstruction
- Compressive Measurements
- Extract Meaningful Information
- Random Matrix
- Random Matrices
- View Synthesis
- Compression Ratio
- Parallax
- Random Projection
- Iterative Solver
- Dictionary Learning
- Series Of Convolutional Layers
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isbn_formats:
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format: Print on Demand(PoD) ISBN,
value: 978-1-5386-0734-3,
isbnType: New-2005
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format: Electronic ISBN,
value: 978-1-5386-0733-6,
isbnType: New-2005
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authors:
Image Sensor
- sensor_type: CMOS
- resolution: 364x540
- dynamic_range: dB (unspecified)
- pixel_size: unknown (unspecified)
- dark_current: unknown (unspecified)
Optical Data
- focal_length: unknown (unspecified)
- aperture: unknown (unspecified)
- field_of_view: unknown (unspecified)
- distortion: unknown (unspecified)
Performance Metrics
- frame_rate: 30 fps (for Lytro Illum)
- signal_to_noise_ratio: 30-32 dB
- sensitivity: ISO (specific value not found)
- shutter_speed: unknown (unspecified)
- power_consumption: mW (specific value not found)
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noise: 0.1 and 0.2 (for Gaussian noise simulations)
Applications & Benefits
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cell_imaging: Biomedical applications using light field
techniques.
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benefits: Enables high-resolution light field capture,
supports various applications including view synthesis and depth
mapping.
Supporting Organizations
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supported_by: Qualcomm, NSF (National Science
Foundation)
Manuscript Details
- publication_date: 21-26 July 2017
Relevancy Score
- score: 9
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missing_fields:
- fill factor
- quantum efficiency
- readout speed
- noise sources (temporal noise, fixed-pattern noise)
- analog-to-digital conversion techniques
- microlenses
- on-chip colour filters
- global shutter/rolling shutter
- backside illumination
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