A Global Stereo Matching Algorithm Based on Adaptive Support-Weight and Graph Cut

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For the stereo matching problem in the non-texture, occluded and depth discontinuity regions, a new stereo matching algorithm that based on the adaptive support-weight of Graph Cuts is proposed. It can reduce the matching error in the depth discontinuity and non-texture regions by the single adaptive support-weight matching methods. The occlusion and smoothness penalty is considered by building the energy function. The experimental results show that the proposed algorithm can achieve more precise and reliability matching.

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