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AbstractThis
paper presents a
measurement, selection of
refinement
and
postprocessing. Three-dimensional
models human
of faces
living are
from-focus, reconstruction.
3-D
that
single
are visible.
Key
words
THE acquisition of 3-D information out of 2-D images is one of the most
from focus, facial measurement, focus analysis, focus focusing, measure, shape shape-
holography, estimation,
are often referred to as shape-from-x, where x is a visual cue such as shading, texture, focus, contour, and
is
taken
while
stereo,
image
focus,
3-D about
information
the imaged object is retrieved [2]. If the object is moving and cannot be expected to remain in a
superimposing
certain
position
during the capturing time, an alternative method for 3-D is where the 3-D about
information
photosensitive
short time, the the Fig. 1. Optical reconstruction of the hologram and digitalization of a set of
recording laser pulse (35 ns for the setup described However, the here). only
reference
beam,
which produces the so-called real image, a 3-D light field with one-to-one
This optically,
is
done if was an
correspondence
to
digitized into a set of 2-D projections, because of the 2-D nature recording devices.The result of digital
conjugate
of the holographic
focus
series through
This
is
to all kind of focus series. application, provides exemplary The that the material
same designed
methods for
shape-from-
holographic
focused extracted
faces. kind
the
focus
information,
as precisely fitting texture. Such highly resolved textured 3D models of living human faces are of. great many interest kinds in of among
arises since motion artifacts caused by changes of the face due to mimic, or can be The
applications,
others in medicine
3-D computer model of the face. . SHAPE-FROMFOCUS The focus considered series may
consist of gray-scale Fig. 1(a) shows exemplarily one image from the focus series and (b) screenshot of the resulting, textured images, characterized their each by
intensity
coordinate distinction
between
criterion,
the 3-D geometry of the (see imaged object Fig. 2). This
each pixel in each image with the axial position with the aid of a local pixel
data, can
models. The pixelto-pixel correspondence between texture and geometry, which is inherent described to the
unlimited depth of field by compounding the detected sharp patches from each image into one image described by . This so-called texture
process,
makes any further registration between the model and the texture expendable
resulting computer
shape-
such
as
micro-
firearm bullets and cartridge cases and for for purposes material analysis mineralogical research [16] or for micro structures machine tools
depends strongly on thenatural frequency content texture object recorded. objects intrinsic active with of of to the the be For low
structure in
contrast, illumination
the case of human faces, the intrinsic contrast of the skin is sufficient for
used
in
many
performance of the different auto focus algorithms strongly properties depends on of the the
focused image parts, the same task that is performed by auto focus algorithms
for
finding
the
applications
every
find a suitable focus criterion holographic measurement, quantitative comparison extracted of the facial for facial a
quantitative value to
surface
was
Laplacian
(XSML).
different
amounts
neighbors in `the xand y-directions into account. Additionally, also the diagonal neighbours
could
be
included, with of a to for A discussion criteria detailed on and the their would
weighted factor
compensate
their larger distance to the central point where is a square pixel of neighborhood the parameter
performance
go beyond the scope of the paper. An indepth study can be found in [7]. It that
demonstrates
elements
recorded scene.
deviation
between
ADAPTIVE SELECTION OF
NEIGHBORHOOD SIZE The choice of the neighborhood size is a critical step in the procedure surface The of
for any amount of added XSML shows higher against the a noise. The
operator slightly
extraction. lateral
SML-criterion
resolution of the extracted surface is limited by the size of the neighborhood, since structures
calculation.
smaller size
than cannot
this be
which leads to 3-D geometry information the object. On the other hand, small neighborhoods are very sensitive to noise. The lower the signal-to-noise ratio, the larger the about
Fig.
2.
For
each
F(x,y,z) are
maximized,
size,one always has to between resolution robustness compromise lateral and against
noise. . In regions of high contrast, mustache proband, intrinsic like of a the the high-
In lower
contrast,
noise.
other
for a noise resistant pixelspixels with a lateral resolution so high that even single hairs can be surface extraction in regions of lower
for a typical facial data set calculated with a neighborhood size of 3 (a), 5 (b), and 11 pixels (c). An increasing neighborhood leads to of size the a
appearance second
(1) with
peak
The
normalization
leads to confidence values between zero and one, a higher value more indicates a
points only if they are reliable. If not, a larger neighborhood is considered. can with of be the the
reliable
the
For
distribution
with
asymmetry by the
neighborhood,
the
that a second peak appears center higher values. points excluded with shifting its to
threshold is chosen such that the first peak is eliminated. In this manner, the neighborhood size
further on used for automated threshold selection distinction and the between
the
surface
neighborhood size to a certain value, there are still points where no reliable
error
achievable resolution.
automated selection is also possible, but is not necessary, as is explained in the following. . neighborhood Fig. 5. Threshold against size Fig. 6. Height map created with the presented algorithm corresponding to the height maps created with a fixed
section is shown in (b). Another example can be seen in Fig. 7. It shows a section of
Fig. 7. Section of the texture extracted from a holographically recorded face digitized with a resolution of 40 _m (a). A screenshot of the 3-D computer model of the marked
the texture image extracted form a holographic recording, digitized with a resolution of 40 m. The adaptive approach presented in this paper permitted the creation of a closed
surface with a local resolution so high that single hairs are visible in the 3-D model. SURFACE INTERPOLATION The set of 2-D Fig. focus fitted 8. Exemplary with
profile
Gaussian
images, from which the information extracted, represents holographical the image surface is
positions
at discrete position.
information.
Hence,
proposed
an
the choice of the interslice limits the achievable resolution. distance maximal axial An
interpolation of the discrete focus values would continuous information consequently potentially and a higher provide
neighbors,
that
are
the height of the maximum above the average focus values and consider only
restricted to
thediscretesliceposi tions.An alternative approach is to fit the Gaussian model mentioned in (3) to a particular number of chosen points.
points in the upper half of that interval (dashedline in Fig. 8). Additionally, the
For the selection of points used for the fit it was found best to first determine
before the to
maximal
value,
lying
above but
the Gaussian serves as coordinate.The interpolation method is based upon three focus values exactly met by the curve, while the fit method takes up to twenty points into account and finds thecurve by minimizing the new
threshold away
from
maximum.
to be a useful tool for refinement. quantitative comparison interpolation methods above mentioned and an of the surface A
increased against
applications,
fit
also
eliminates
considerably through the Gaussian fit, as can be seen in Fig. 9. The height profile gained with the fit is shifted for better comparability. SURFACE POSTPROCESSING The sections new invented previous presented methods for the
An example can be seen in the height profile in Fig. 9. The steps in the height map are much larger than the interslice distance.These steps are lessened
details. that a
We
found
smoothing
entirely.Often denoising with filtering, reduces noise, but also blurs sharp features and is done
low-pass which
expansion
images introduced by Perona [30] and to Malik curved Fig. 10 shows a facial model the adaptive gained with
presented algorithm
curvature suppressed
and Gaussian fitting without postprocessing with smoothing with diffusion normals.5 any (a),
anisotropic of While
total curvature.
almost obliterated in (b) they are nearly as pronounced in (c) as in the raw
they originate from classic focus, anisotropic smoothing does not behave all stable.With improvements in this shape-fromthe
presented
discrete surfaces, as
to 30 the
fitting
the
for
and
found that the best criterion application newly for is this the
developed
XSML
criterion,
modification of SML operator by proposed [2]. we an for the The size small neighborhood is chosen as as
Nayar
possible
adaption
noise. With this, an optimal resolution achieved. lateral can It be was that facial
conditions data.
demonstrated in
single be
continuous
surface
not restricted to the digitization positions is created. This is compulsory for the appliance anisotropic smoothing methods, which were in also this of
through It
procedure.
tremendously. Artifacts are eliminated and the influence of noise is reduced, the same while time at a
measurement superior
information of the face with one single laser pulse of 35-ns duration.In extremely that short Fig. 11. Schematic top view, side view, and photograph of the holographic camera for portrait holography.
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