Abstract

Occlusion area detection is a crucial step affecting the performance of the binocular stereo matching algorithm, but the traditional method of occlusion area detection has two major problems, including left–right consistency detection (LRC). First, these algorithms must obtain the left and right disparity maps with precision. Second, these algorithms cannot detect the occlusion region at the image’s borders. We propose the single view occlusion area detective (SVOAD) algorithm to detect these occlusion areas and better deal with them. The SVOAD can detect the area of occlusion from a single image, thereby reducing the computational cost. Additionally, the algorithm can detect the occlusion region in all image regions. This paper also improves the guided filter so that it works better with the end-to-end neural network and makes the SVOAD algorithm work better.

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