Matching with AffNet based rectifications
We consider the problem of two-view matching under significant viewpoint changes with view synthesis. We propose two novel methods, minimizing the view synthesis overhead. The first one, named DenseAffNet, uses dense affine shapes estimates from AffNet, which allows it to partition the image, rectifying each partition with just a single affine map. The second one, named DepthAffNet, combines information from depth maps and affine shapes estimates to produce different sets of rectifying affine maps for different image partitions. DenseAffNet is faster than the state-of-the-art and more accurate on generic scenes. DepthAffNet is on par with the state of the art on scenes containing large planes. The evaluation is performed on 3 public datasets - EVD Dataset, Strong ViewPoint Changes Dataset and IMC Phototourism Dataset.
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