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Polarization imaging can give information about surface shape, and roughness. Polarization has been used for shape recovery, but with convex/concave reconstruction ambiguity. In this paper, we present a direct method to shape recovery using both polarization and shading that resolves this ambiguity, without the need for nonlinear optimization routines. Several experiments on synthetic and real datasets are reported to evaluate the proposed method. The method consistently outperforms some well-known methods based on polarization information alone.
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