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Wide baseline matching between unsynchronized video sequences

Wolf et al., 2006

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3105198647104355631
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Wolf L
Zomet A
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International Journal of Computer Vision

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Abstract 3D reconstruction of a dynamic scene from features in two cameras usually requires synchronization and correspondences between the cameras. These may be hard to achieve due to occlusions, different orientation, different scales, etc. In this work we present an …
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