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3D Deformable Super-Resolution for Multi-Camera 3D Face Scanning

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Low-cost and high-accuracy 3D face measurement is becoming increasingly important in many computer vision applications including face recognition, facial animation, games, orthodontics and aesthetic surgery. In most cases fringe projection based systems are used to overcome the relatively uniform appearance of skin. These systems employ a structured light camera/projector device and require explicit user cooperation and controlled lighting conditions. In this paper, we propose a 3D acquisition solution with a 3D space-time non-rigid super-resolution capability, using three calibrated cameras coupled with a non calibrated projector device, which is particularly suited to 3D face scanning, i.e. rapid, easily movable and robust to ambient lighting variation. The proposed solution is a hybrid stereovision and phase-shifting approach, using two shifted patterns and a texture image, which not only takes advantage of stereovision and structured light, but also overcomes their weaknesses. The super-resolution scheme involves a shape+texture 3D non-rigid registration for 3D artifacts correction in the presence of small non-rigid deformations as facial expressions.

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  1. LIRIS, Lyon Research Center for Images and Intelligent Information Systems, Ecole Centrale de Lyon, 36, av. Guy de Collongue, 69134, Ecully, France

    Karima Ouji, Mohsen Ardabilian & Liming Chen

  2. University of Manouba, 2010, Manouba, Tunisia

    Faouzi Ghorbel

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This research is supported in part by the ANR project FAR3D under the grant ANR-07-SESU-003.

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Ouji, K., Ardabilian, M., Chen, L. et al. 3D Deformable Super-Resolution for Multi-Camera 3D Face Scanning. J Math Imaging Vis 47, 124–137 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10851-012-0399-y

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