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Publication February 1, 1989

Reimplementation of the Stanford Stereo System- Integration Experiments with the SRI Baseline Stereo System

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Baker, H. H. (1989). Reimplementation of the Stanford Stereo System. Integration Experiments with the SRI Baseline Stereo System. SRI INTERNATIONAL MENLO PARK CA ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE CENTER.

Abstract

We describe experiments in stereo matching using a Lisp Machine implementation of the Baker stereo system developed at Stanford University. The processing is one of edge matching in a hierarchy of long to short image contours, finishing with interedge intensity correlation to yield a dense map of scene disparities. An experiment and the results obtained in coupling this with the SRI STEREOSYS mapping system are presented.

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