journal article·2012-09Open access

Depth perception enhancement based on chromostereopsis in a 3D display

JiYoung Hong, HoYoung Lee, DuSik Park, ChangYeong Kim

Journal of Information Display· Volume 13· Issue 3

Abstract

This study was conducted to enhance the cubic effect by representing an image with a sense of three-dimensional (3D) depth, using chromostereopsis, among the characteristics of human visual perception. An algorithm that enhances the cubic effect, based on the theory that the cubic effect of the chromostereoptic effect and the chromostereoptic reversal effect depends on the lightness of the background, classifies the layers of the 3D image input into the foreground, middle, and background layers according to the depth of the image input. It suits the characteristics of human visual perception because it controls the color factor that was adaptively detected through experiments on each layer; and it can achieve an enhanced cubic effect that is suitable for the characteristics of the image input.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced Optical Imaging Technologies · Image and Video Quality Assessment · Image Enhancement Techniques

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