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Théo Barrios¹, Stéphanie Prévost¹, Céline Loscos¹

¹LICIIS Laboratory, University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne, 51100 Reims, France.

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A new virtual data generator creates adaptable training datasets for multi-camera depth reconstruction. This method overcomes limitations of existing datasets, proving effective for wide-baseline configurations.

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Area of Science:

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Machine Learning

Background:

Neural networks are increasingly used for depth reconstruction from multi-camera arrays.
Existing training datasets often simulate fixed camera configurations, limiting adaptability.
Supervised learning for depth reconstruction requires extensive ground truth data.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a versatile virtual data generator for creating large-scale training datasets for depth reconstruction.
To enable training on diverse multi-camera array configurations, including wide-baseline setups.
To address the limitations of current datasets in simulating realistic and varied scenarios.

Main Methods:

A purely virtual data generator was developed, capable of adapting to various camera array sizes and inter-camera distances.
The generator creates virtual scenes with random objects, textures, and user-defined parameters (e.g., disparity range, image resolution).
Generated data, though unrealistic, incorporate challenges like thin elements and random texture assignment to improve model robustness.

Main Results:

The virtual data generator successfully created large, adaptable training datasets.
Experiments focused on wide-baseline configurations, demonstrating the generator's utility for challenging scenarios.
Validation using established deep-learning and depth reconstruction algorithms confirmed the effectiveness of the generated datasets.

Conclusions:

The proposed virtual data generator is a valuable tool for creating diverse training data for depth reconstruction algorithms.
The approach effectively supports the training of models for various camera array configurations, particularly wide-baseline systems.
The generated datasets enhance the robustness and performance of depth reconstruction models.