Abstract
ABSTRACTA single pixel in time of flight cameras receives multiple reflected light from different scene points, resulting in erroneous depth information. In this paper, based on the proposed sparse decomposition, a coarse and fine sparse decomposition based on compressed sensing is applied to multipath separation. The applied method uses a linear combination of multiple frequency signals to modulate the source. The measured vector obtained through finite random measurements is subjected to two sparse decompositions – rough separation and detailed positioning, and finally the minimum direct path depth is accurately recovered. Under the premise of the same number of measurements, calculation amount, and storage space, the accuracy of the coarse and fine sparse decomposition based on compressed sensing is improved by nearly an order of magnitude compared to the sparse decomposition without compressed sensing. Moreover, our method can basically achieve multi-path separation accuracy to the sub-millimeter level.
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