Image Depth Inference from Semantic Labels
First Claim
1. In a digital medium environment including one or more computing devices to control a determination of depth within an image, a method comprising:
- decomposing at least one of a plurality of semantically labeled regions of an image by the one or more computing devices into a plurality of segments formed as planes that are generally perpendicular to a ground plane of the image;
inferring depth of one or more of the plurality of segments by the one or more computing devices based on relationship of respective said segments with respective locations of the ground plane of the image; and
forming a depth map by the one or more computing devices that describes depth for the at least one semantically labeled region based at least in part on the inferred depths for the one or more of plurality of segments.
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Abstract
Image depth inference techniques and systems from semantic labels are described. In one or more implementations, a digital medium environment includes one or more computing devices to control a determination of depth within an image. Regions of the image are semantically labeled by the one or more computing devices. At least one of the semantically labeled regions is decomposed into a plurality of segments formed as planes generally perpendicular to a ground plane of the image. Depth of one or more of the plurality of segments is then inferred based on relationships of respective segments with respective locations of the ground plane of the image. A depth map is formed that describes depth for the at least one semantically labeled region based at least in part on the inferred depths for the one or more of the plurality of segments.
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20 Claims
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1. In a digital medium environment including one or more computing devices to control a determination of depth within an image, a method comprising:
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decomposing at least one of a plurality of semantically labeled regions of an image by the one or more computing devices into a plurality of segments formed as planes that are generally perpendicular to a ground plane of the image; inferring depth of one or more of the plurality of segments by the one or more computing devices based on relationship of respective said segments with respective locations of the ground plane of the image; and forming a depth map by the one or more computing devices that describes depth for the at least one semantically labeled region based at least in part on the inferred depths for the one or more of plurality of segments. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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12. In a digital medium environment including one or more computing devices to control a determination of depth within an image, a method comprising:
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semantically labeling regions of the image by one or more computing devices; jointly inferring depth by the one or more computing devices for a plurality of planes within a single one of the semantically labeled regions such that information is shared, one to another, for the plurality of planes as part of the inferring; and forming a depth map by the one or more computing devices that describes depth for the at least one semantically labeled region based at least in part on the inferred depths for the plurality of planes within the single one of the semantically labeled regions. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14)
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15. In a digital medium environment having one or more computing devices to control a determination of depth within an image, a depth map system comprising:
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a semantic labeling module implemented at least partially in hardware of the one or more computing devices to semantically label regions of the image; a depth inference module implemented at least partially in hardware of the one or more computing devices to decompose at least one of the semantically labeled regions into a plurality of segments formed as planes that are generally perpendicular to a ground plane and infer depth of each of the plurality of segments based on relationship of respective said segments with respective locations of the ground plane of the image; and a depth map generation module implemented at least partially in hardware of the one or more computing devices to form a depth map that describes depth for the at least one semantically labeled region based at least in part on the inferred depths for the one or more of the plurality of segments. - View Dependent Claims (16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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