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Title: Real-Time Non-Rigid Shape Recovery via AAMs for Augmented Reality


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Real-Time Non-Rigid Shape Recovery via AAMs for
Augmented Reality
  • Jackie Zhu
  • Oct. 24, 2006

2
Outline
  • Introduction
  • Extended Active Appearance Models (AAMs) Fitting
  • Algorithm
  • Offline construction of 3D shape model
  • Estimate 3D pose and non-rigid shape parameters
  • Experiemental Results
  • Conclusion

3
Backgroud
  • Rigid Object
  • L. Vacchetti et al. (PAMI04) proposed an
    efficient solution for 3D rigid object tracking
  • Two 2D AAMs approach for rigid object pose
    estimation
  • Non-rigid Object
  • V.Blandz 3D Morphable Models
  • J.Ahlberg 3D AAM with generic Model.
  • Jing X. (CVPR05) 2D3D AAM

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Overview
5
Extended AAMs Fitting Algorithm
6
AAM Fitting Sample
  • The AAMs are built up with 140 still face
    image belonging to 20 individuals, 7 images for
    each. The fitting experiment is performed on an
    AAM with 14 shape parameters, 68 texture
    parameters, and 36335 color pixels.

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Algorithm
  • Building offline basis
  • Acquire the 2D shape of objects using the AAM
    fitting algorithm, then construct the 3D shape
    basis.
  • Online tracking
  • Estimate the 3D pose and shape parameters
    simultaneously via local bundle adjustment by
    building up the point correspondences between 2D
    and 3D.

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Algorithm Offline 3D Model
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Algorithm Online Pose Estimation
  • The optimization problem can be derived as
  • Where

10
Experiemental Results I
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Experimental Results II
12
Experimental Results
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Conclusion
  • A novel two-stage scheme for online non-rigid
    shape recovery toward Augmented Reality
    applications using AAMs.
  • Obtain unbroken point correspondences across
    multiple frames to construct 3D shape models
  • Provide 2D to 3D vertex correspondences in the
    online tracking.
  • An efficient algorithm is proposed to estimate
    both 3D pose and non-rigid shape parameters via
    local bundle adjustment.

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References
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    algorithm for face and facial feature tracking.
    In Recognition, Analysis, and Tracking of Faces
    and Gestures in Real-Time Systems, 2001.
    Proceedings. IEEE ICCV Workshop on. (2001) 68-72
  • Xiao, J., Baker, S., Matthews, I., Kanade, T.
    Real-time combined 2d3d active appearance
    models. In IEEE CVPR'2004. Volume 2. (2004)
    535-542
  • Vacchetti, L., Lepetit, V., Fua, P. Stable
    real-time 3d tracking using online and offline
    information. IEEE Trans. PAMI 26 (2004)
  • Cootes, T., Edwards, G., Taylo, C. Active
    appearance models. IEEE Trans. PAMI 23 (2001)
  • C.Bregler, A.Hertzmann, H.Biermann Recovering
    non-rigid 3d shape from image streams. In IEEE
    CVPR'2000. Volume 2. (2000) 690-696
  • Jianke Zhu, Steven C.H. Hoi and Michael R. Lyu
    The Real-Time Non-Rigid Shape Recovery via Active
    Appearance Models for Augmented Reality. In
    ECCV'2006. Volume 1. LNCS 3951. (2006) 186-197.

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