Algorithmic evaluation demonstrates reduced error and faster processing in stereo matching, indicating improved efficiency for computer vision systems.
This study presents a sparse window-based stereo-matching algorithm that enhances the accuracy and efficiency of the semi-global matching algorithm. Unlike traditional methods, this algorithm processes pixel areas based on their texture features, resulting in more efficient encoding. The proposed approach systematically samples pixels within the original encoding window to reduce the number of pixels involved in the process. Additionally, using the FAST feature detection method distinguishes texture areas and applies different encoding processes for each area to obtain the feature encoding of the center pixels. Experimental results show that compared with traditional semi-global stereo matching algorithms, our proposed sparse window-based algorithm improves processing speed by 0.06 seconds and reduces average error by 10.92%.
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