Abstract
This paper presents a stereo matcher inspired by the earlier work of Marr and Poggio (1976). Two major extensions are introduced: the algorithm is extended to gray-level images, and the inhibitory/excitatory weights of the model are learned rather than set a priori according to uniqueness and continuity constraints. Gray level stereo pairs of real scenes with known disparity maps are used to train the model. The trained system is successfully tested on other gray level stereo pairs of real scenes as well as a set of random dot stereograms. Performance is compared to a recent stereo matching algorithm. >
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