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    • Display Technology

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    • Three-dimensional (3D) display technologies are vital for immersive experiences but face limitations like visual discomfort with head-mounted devices.
    • Compressive light field (CLF) displays offer holographic-like visuals without accessories, but are hindered by processing complexity and reconstruction quality.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To enhance the visual performance and real-time processing of polarization-based CLF displays.
    • To overcome the practical limitations of current CLF display technology for commercial applications.

    Main Methods:

    • A dual-guided learning-based factorization approach was developed for polarization-based CLF displays.
    • Depth-assisted calibration (DAC) was integrated to align pixels with real-world depth information.
    • Gauss-distribution-based weighting (GDBW) was applied to optimize observer's angular position for improved subjective experience.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed method significantly improves the visual performance of CLF displays in real-time processing.
    • Depth-assisted calibration ensures accurate pixel distribution according to real depth.
    • Experimental results demonstrate superior qualitative and quantitative performance compared to existing methods.

    Conclusions:

    • The dual-guided learning factorization with DAC and GDBW offers a practical solution for high-performance CLF displays.
    • This advancement addresses key challenges in CLF display technology, paving the way for enhanced commercial applications.
    • A functional CLF prototype validated the effectiveness and practicality of the proposed factorization technique.