CVJul 31, 2016

Automatic 3D Point Set Reconstruction from Stereo Laparoscopic Images using Deep Neural Networks

arXiv:1608.00203v18 citations
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This work addresses the need for automated 3D reconstruction in medical imaging, specifically for laparoscopic procedures, but appears incremental as it applies a standard deep neural network to a known task.

The paper tackles the problem of automatically reconstructing 3D point sets from stereo laparoscopic images by training a six-layer deep neural network to map pixel intensities to 3D coordinates, achieving promising results on a publicly available dataset.

In this paper, an automatic approach to predict 3D coordinates from stereo laparoscopic images is presented. The approach maps a vector of pixel intensities to 3D coordinates through training a six layer deep neural network. The architectural aspects of the approach is presented and in detail and the method is evaluated on a publicly available dataset with promising results.

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