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I studied a paper "Nonlinear Disparity Mapping for Stereoscopic 3D" by Disney.
(http://zurich.disneyresearch.com/~malang/projects/DisparityMapping/)
This paper is interesting, but I am confused about the operator "^" in the 4.3 Warping, Saliency Constraints, "overlaps".
What is the definiton of the operator "^"?
In the following paragraph, it mentions that "The constrains are converted into energy terms so that the computation of the warps (Wl, Wr) can be solved as an iterative nonlinear least-squares problem."
However, how can I convert this overlaps constraint into energy term?
If the operator "^" means "AND", I have no idea about solving a least-squares problem with an "AND".
If anyone can help me?
Thanks a lot!
I studied a paper "Nonlinear Disparity Mapping for Stereoscopic 3D" by Disney.
(http://zurich.disneyresearch.com/~malang/projects/DisparityMapping/)
This paper is interesting, but I am confused about the operator "^" in the 4.3 Warping, Saliency Constraints, "overlaps".
What is the definiton of the operator "^"?
In the following paragraph, it mentions that "The constrains are converted into energy terms so that the computation of the warps (Wl, Wr) can be solved as an iterative nonlinear least-squares problem."
However, how can I convert this overlaps constraint into energy term?
If the operator "^" means "AND", I have no idea about solving a least-squares problem with an "AND".
If anyone can help me?
Thanks a lot!
