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Su-ting, Chuang 2010/8/2
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Outline Introduction Related Work System and Method Experiment Conclusion & Future Work 2
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Outline Introduction Related Work System and Method Experiments Conclusion & Future Work 3
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Introduction 4
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Outline Introduction Related Work System and Method Experiments Conclusion & Future Work 5
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Related Work FTIR (Frustrated Total Internal Reflection) J. Y. Han, “Low-cost multi-touch sensing through frustrated total internal reflection," in Proceedings of the 18th annual ACM symposium on User interface software and technology (UIST '05). New York, NY, USA: ACM Press, 2005, pp. 115-118. 6
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Related Work DI (Diffused Illumination) J. Rekimoto and N. Matsushita, “Perceptual surfaces: Towards a human and object sensitive interactive display," Workshop on Perceptural User Interfaces (PUI'97), 1997. 7
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Related Work TouchLib A multi-touch development kit Finger detection processing flow chart 8 Background Subtraction Simple Highpass ScaleThreshold
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Outline Introduction Related Work System and Method Experiments Conclusion & Future Work 9
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Hardware Configuration (2) IR Camera (3) IR Illuminator (1) Peripheral Projector 10
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Hardware Configuration Order of diffuser layer and touch-glass layer 11 Diffuser layer IR illuminator IR camera spot IR illuminator IR camera Touch-glass layer IR camera spot IR camera 2 1 4 3
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Hardware Configuration Problem: IR rays will be reflected by the touch-glass and resulting hot spot regions in camera views Solution: Use other cameras to recover the regions which are sheltered by IR spots 12
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Software Architecture Detection system Image Stitching Finger Detection Finger Tracking Parameter determination 13 Image Stiching Image Stiching Finger Detection Finger Detection Finger Tracking Finger Tracking
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Software Architecture DirectShow Filter-based framework GShow GPU-accelerated framework 14
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Image Stitching 15 Image Blending IR Camera IR camera Undistortion HomoWarp
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Image Stitching HomoWarp Goal Unify finger size among different position of table 16
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Image Stitching HomoWarp Method Calculate homography in advance 17 5 5 2 2 1 1 6 6 2 2 5 5 4 4 3 3 1 1 4 4 3 3 6 6 2 2 5 5
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Image Stitching HomoWarp Warp image from each camera to virtual space 18
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Image Stitching Image Blending 19
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Parameter Determination Requirements of ideal finger detection system Sensitive Noise-free Evaluation of parameters Data Collection Depict trace Measurement Minimize miss and false alarm 20 Miss False Alarm
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Parameter Determination Ideal finger detection Only one fingertip landing on trace Continuity among frames 21
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Parameter Determination 22
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Parameter Determination 23 Parameters Determinator Parameter Combination Detection Result Applicable set of Parameters Test Set Touch Data Ground Truth (Trace) Detection System
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Outline Introduction Related Work System and Method Experiments Conclusion & Future Work 24
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Experiments Performance evaluation 25
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Experiments Parameter determination Decide parameters in our system Adopt sampling-based parameter search technique 26 Normalization Difference of Gaussian Background Subtraction Binary Finger Analysis Subtract value Smooth kernel Smooth kernel Threshold Finger Size Finger Size
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Experiments Parameter determination Exhaustive search Parameter combination 5 (step) *5 (step) *5 (step) *5 (step) = 625 Applicable parameter num 16/625 = 2.56% 27 Subtract value Smooth kernel ThresholdFinger size Low bound 0510 Step55510 High bound 15173050
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Experiments Parameter determination Particle filtering 28 Sampling Measure
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Experiments 29
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Experiments 30
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