Indoor scene segmentation using a structured light sensor
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- 1 November 2011
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
- p. 601-608
Abstract
In this paper we explore how a structured light depth sensor, in the form of the Microsoft Kinect, can assist with indoor scene segmentation. We use a CRF-based model to evaluate a range of different representations for depth information and propose a novel prior on 3D location. We introduce a new and challenging indoor scene dataset, complete with accurate depth maps and dense label coverage. Evaluating our model on this dataset reveals that the combination of depth and intensity images gives dramatic performance gains over intensity images alone. Our results clearly demonstrate the utility of structured light sensors for scene understanding.Keywords
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