Seeing Depth from One Photo: Multi-Scale Local Planar Guidance Makes It Better
Guessing how far things are from a single picture is hard, yet computers are getting good at it.
Humans can feel space, machines learns to do it by looking for clues across an image.
This new approach use a smart way to guide what the machine learns at many sizes, from big shapes down to tiny edges.
By adding local planar guidance at several steps, the model keep sharper ideas about surface and angle, so flat walls and small objects both come out clearer.
It works on just a single photo and predicts the depth you expect, making fewer big mistakes.
Tests show the method gets better results than older tricks, and the team checked each piece to see what really helps.
Not magic, but it's a clear step toward phones and cameras that can understands space more like we do.
Try imagine taking pictures that know where things sit — smarter photos, simple to use.
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From Big to Small: Multi-Scale Local Planar Guidance for Monocular DepthEstimation
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