The Trilateral Filter for High Contrast Images and Meshes Prasun Choudhury and Jack Tumblin Speaker: Di jiantao Feb 28,2008
About the author---Prasun Choudhury Current: Computer Scientist at Adobe Systems Inc. Past: Computer Graphics Research Engineer at Nokia Research Center. Staff software Engineer at Intel Corp. Simulation Software Engineer at Immersion Corp. Education: Northwestern University Indian Institute of Science Jadavpur University RKM Narendrapur
About the author---Jack Tumblin Associate Professor, EECS Department, Computer Science, Northwestern University. Research interests: Computational Photography & Illumination. Computer Vision and Interactive Computer Graphics. High Dynamic Range (HDR) Images and Image Processing. Digital Archives of Visual Appearance for Museum Collections. Human Visual Perception, Psychophysics, and Physiology.
Filter methods: Gaussian Filter * =
Filter methods: Bilateral Filter * =
Gaussian, Bilateral and Trilateral Filter Windows The changes of Trilateral filter: Tilting. S measures its closeness to the plane through I(x). Adaptive neighborhood.
Step 1 of Trilateral Filter for Image Bilateral smooth gradients
Step2 of Trilateral Filter for Image Trilateral smooth image Compute approximate value Compute Filter
Results
Results
Results
Application 1: Contrast Reduction Contrast reduction method based on edge-preserving filters. Base is compressible and Details are incompressible. Compress:
Results of Contrast Reduction
Results of Contrast Reduction
Results of Contrast Reduction
Application 2: Mesh Smoothing A two-step process: Trilateral normal filtering. Bilateral smooth vertex normal. Trilateral vertex filtering.
Signs Definition ---vertex position ---vertex normal ---mesh face ---face normal ---face center point ---bilaterally smoothed vertex normal ---tangent plane pass through
Trilateral normal filter
Trilateral Vertex Filter is the projection of on the plane
Results of Mesh Smoothing Original Model Smoothed Model Noisy Model
Results of Mesh Smoothing
Results of Mesh Smoothing
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