By Chen Liu, Yasutaka Furukawa, and Pushmeet Kohli
This paper proposes a novel layered depth map representation and its inference algorithm which is able to infer invisible surfaces behind occlusions. To learn more, please see our CVPR 2016 paper or visit our project website
This code implements the algorithm described in our paper in C++.
- OpenCV
- PCL
- gflags
To compile the program:
- mkdir build
- cd build
- cmake ..
- make
To run the program on your own data:
./LayeredSceneDecomposition --image_path="your image path" --point_cloud_path="your point cloud path" --result_folder="where you want to save results" --cache_folder="where you want to save cache"
To run the program on the demo data:
./LayeredSceneDecomposition --image_path=../Input/image_01.txt --point_cloud_path=../Input/point_cloud_01.txt --result_folder=../Result --cache_folder=../Cache
Point cloud file format:
The point cloud file stores a 3D point cloud, each of which corresponds to one image pixel. The number in the first row equals to image_width * image_height. Then, each row stores 3D coordinates for a point which corresponds to a pixel (indexed by y * image_width + x).
If you have any questions, please contact me at chenliu@wustl.edu.