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Highlight substitution in light fields

Vogt et al., 2002

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Document ID
8822741699615419242
Author
Vogt F
Paulus D
Niemann H
Publication year
Publication venue
Proceedings. International Conference on Image Processing

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Highlights occur especially when recording medical (color) images during micro-invasive operations. They disturb the physicians who can sometimes only guess the tissue at the position of the highlights. We present a new technique of highlight removal. A so-called light …
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