Evaluating Effectiveness of Depth-Persevering Constraints on Baby1

Original
VDP+QW
SCDP+QW
WF+QW
(our method)
         Left image Right image  Warping deviation map of left image   Warping deviation map of right image Disparity map
Retargeting results and the associated disparity maps and warping deviation maps using different depth-preserving constraints on Baby1 (its width is enlarged by 10%). The first row shows the original images and maps (first row), and the second to fourth rows show the results of VDP+QW, SCDP+QW, and WF+QW (our method), respectively. In the warping deviation map, a paired/non-paired pixel is colored green (darker green indicates higher deviation), if the local warping functions of its associated quads deviate from the ideal depth-preserving constraints; otherwise, a non-paired pixel is colored by red and a paired pixel is colored by blue. In the disparity map, we visualize the pixel disparity by colors ranging from dark red (the lowest absolute disparity) to dark blue (the highest one).