Passive Ultra-Wideband Single-Photon Imaging
Reconstructs changing light intensity from photon timestamps without source synchronization. Flux-estimation theory and a Fourier-domain algorithm analyze scene motion and illumination over widely different timescales.
Overview
Reconstructs changing light intensity from photon timestamps without source synchronization. Flux-estimation theory and a Fourier-domain algorithm analyze scene motion and illumination over widely different timescales.
Reconstructs changing light intensity from photon timestamps without source synchronization. Flux-estimation theory and a Fourier-domain algorithm analyze scene motion and illumination over widely different timescales.
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Reconstructs changing light intensity from photon timestamps without source synchronization. Flux-estimation theory and a Fourier-domain algorithm analyze scene motion and illumination over widely different timescales.
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References
ID: iccv-2023-single-photon-imaging · Last verified:
