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11 July 2017 Video compressed imaging using side information (Rising Researcher Presentation) (Conference Presentation)
Xin Yuan, Yangyang Sun, Shuo Pang
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Abstract
Video compressive imaging system reconstructs high-speed image sequence from a single, coded snapshot. In this paper, we report a compressive video sensing system that captures the side information in addition to the main measurement to aid the reconstruction of high-speed scenes. The integration of the side information not only improves the quality of reconstruction, but also reduces the dependence of the reconstruction on regularization. We have implemented a system prototype, which splits the field of view of a single camera into two channels: one channel captures the coded, low-frame-rate measurement for high speed video reconstruction; the other channel captures a direct measurement without coding as the side information. A joint reconstruction model is developed to recover the high-speed videos from the two channels.
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Xin Yuan, Yangyang Sun, and Shuo Pang "Video compressed imaging using side information (Rising Researcher Presentation) (Conference Presentation)", Proc. SPIE 10222, Computational Imaging II, 102220I (11 July 2017); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2262568
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KEYWORDS
Video

Video compression

Imaging systems

Cameras

Compressive imaging

Information fusion

Prototyping

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