Rendering depth is defined as z value from near to far range.
With conventional 3-D graphics, the computer generates and stores data rendering the depth, shape, color, and texture of the entire house — including walls, windows and doors that are out of sight.
measures based on comparison between processed and ground truth (reference) depth; measures based on comparison between virtual views rendered from processed depth and from ground truth one.
In our study, we consider two types of measures: measures based on comparison between processed and ground truth (reference) depth; measures based on comparison between virtual views rendered from processed depth and from ground truth one.
As it can be observed, the fingers of the moving hand in image (b), rendered using the depth estimated by our technique, are longer than the ones based on the real depth map (a) and the estimated depth map by [12] (c).
However, the decreasing reactivity of Fe(III) oxides together with the increase of pH over depth rendered the majority of electrons being transferred to sulfate reduction.
As his visual impairment effectively rendered him without depth perception -- unable to tell, say, whether an object was an inch or 10 feet away -- and with the potential for getting "confused" when he "moved around" if he wasn't familiar with the terrain, he had never participated in organized sports.
Already, with her first film, Coppola was a master at rendering inner depths startlingly, straightforwardly visual.
Focus groups are considered particularly suitable to render in-depth information about a concept or an issue, and learn about people's experiences [ 28].
Using the approximated depth map and the 2D video sequence, the stereoscopic pair images are rendered via the depth-image-based rendering algorithm proposed in [2].
