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Computational study demonstrates state-of-the-art depth completion in limited field-of-view imaging, indicating effective feature propagation across restricted zones.
Depth completion using lightweight time-of-fight (ToF) depth sensors is attractive due to their low cost. However, lightweight ToF sensors usually have a limited field of view (FOV) compared with cameras. Thus, only pixels in the zone area of the image can be associated with depth signals. Previous methods fail to propagate depth features from the zone area to the outside-zone area effectively, thus suffering from degraded depth completion performance outside the zone. To this end, this paper proposes the CFPNet to achieve cross-zone feature propagation from the zone area to the outside-zone area with two novel modules. The first is a direct-attention-based propagation module (DAPM), which enforces direct crosszone feature acquisition. The second is a large-kernelbased propagation module (LKPM), which realizes crosszone feature propagation by utilizing convolution layers with kernel sizes up to 31. CFPNet achieves state-of-the-art (SOTA) depth completion performance by combining these two modules properly, as verified by extensive experimental results on the ZJU-L5 dataset. The code is available at https://github.com/denyingmxd/CFPNet.
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