Acta Optica Sinica, Volume. 41, Issue 15, 1526001(2021)

Reflected Light Separation on Transparent Object Surface Based on Normal Vector Estimation

Jinghua Zhang, Yan Zhang*, Zhiguang Shi, Biao Li, Yu Zhang, Di Liu, and Yuchang Suo
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  • National Key Laboratory of Science and Technology on Automatic Target Recognition, College of Electronic Science and Technology, National University of Defense Technology, Changsha, Hunan 410073, China
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    Components of light on transparent object’s surface
    Simulation results. (a) Reflectivity and polarization degree of reflected light; (b) transmissivity and polarization degree of transmitted light
    Diagram of transmission of polarization state of light waves on surface of transparent object
    Process of solving azimuth angle of incident plane at central point. (a) Image of polarization angles; (b) Histogram of central pixel block in image of polarization angles
    Reflected light scenes. (a) Transmitted light image; (b) reflected light image; (c) polarization image in vertical direction; (d) polarization image in parallel direction
    Reflected light separation results when χ=0.2 and γ=0.2, 0.4, 0.8. (a) γ=0.2; (b) γ=0.4; (c) γ=0.8
    NCC curves in different γ. (a) NCC curve of point P1; (b) NCC curve of point P2
    Extraction of zero-crossing pixels and variation curves of correlation value with viewing angle. (a) NCC between over-separated transmitted light image and under-separated transmitted light image; (b) extraction result of zero-crossing pixels; (c) variation curve of mutual information with viewing angle; (d) fR(δ,φ) versus viewing angle
    Flow diagram of proposed algorithm
    Schematic diagram of reflected light data collection
    Polarization images of indoor scene. (a) True transmitted light image; (b) 0° polarization image; (c) 45° polarization image; (d) 90° polarization image; (e) 135° polarization image; (f) polarization image in parallel direction; (g) polarization image in vertical direction; (h) viewing angle image; (i) azimuth angle image
    Polarization images of outdoor scene. (a) True transmitted light image; (b) 0° polarization image; (c) 45° polarization image; (d) 90° polarization image; (e) 135° polarization image; (f) polarization image in parallel direction; (g) polarization image in vertical direction; (h) viewing angle image; (i) azimuth angle image
    Reflected light separation results of indoor scene. (a1)(a2) Proposed algorithm; (b1)(b2) algorithm in Ref. [2]; (c1)(c2) algorithm in Ref. [10]; (d1)(d2) algorithm in Ref. [11]
    Reflected light separation results of outdoor scene. (a1)(a2) Proposed algorithm; (b1)(b2) algorithm in Ref. [2]; (c1)(c2) algorithm in Ref. [10]; (d1)(d2) algorithm in Ref. [11]
    • Table 1. Quantitative comparison of separation effects of reflected light under different methods

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      Table 1. Quantitative comparison of separation effects of reflected light under different methods

      SceneEvaluation indexOursAlgorithm inRef. [2]Algorithm inRef. [10]Algorithm inRef. [11]
      Indoor sceneSSIM0.90330.82980.89760.8256
      PSNR24.159517.785720.489920.7342
      Outdoor sceneSSIM0.79950.68650.74980.6168
      PSNR21.336519.528718.952815.7089
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    Jinghua Zhang, Yan Zhang, Zhiguang Shi, Biao Li, Yu Zhang, Di Liu, Yuchang Suo. Reflected Light Separation on Transparent Object Surface Based on Normal Vector Estimation[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2021, 41(15): 1526001

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    Paper Information

    Category: Physical Optics

    Received: Jan. 14, 2021

    Accepted: Mar. 9, 2021

    Published Online: Aug. 11, 2021

    The Author Email: Zhang Yan (atrthreefire@sina.com)

    DOI:10.3788/AOS202141.1526001

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