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Fabio Tosi, Luca Bartolomei, Matteo Poggi
A comprehensive survey analyzes the latest advancements in deep stereo matching from the 2020s, categorizing over 100 architectural innovations, efficiency methods, and multi-modal integrations. It highlights the shift towards iterative optimization and Transformer-based models, identifies solutions for generalization and over-smoothing, and evaluates performance across key benchmarks, revealing significant improvements and remaining challenges.
Key insights
- The 2020s have seen a paradigm shift towards iterative optimization-based and Vision Transformer-based architectures, significantly improving accuracy and efficiency.
- Significant progress in 'Efficiency-Oriented Architectures' has narrowed the performance gap, enabling deployment on resource-constrained devices through compact cost volumes and lightweight designs.
- Deep stereo matching is increasingly integrating multi-modal inputs, such as LiDAR, event cameras, and gated cameras, to enhance robustness in challenging environments.
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