Constructing the Depth Map of a Microdevice

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2022-07-21

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Over the past decade, neural networks have been able to perform increasingly well on the ill-posed problem where a 3D representation is reconstructed from 2D stereo data. Nowadays even unsupervised neural networks show decent performance on this task, most notably with an auto-encoder architecture. These networks are often tested on large public data sets of real-world data (like KITTI). We applied this auto-encoder architecture to a data set of image pairs of semiconductors. Due to the small size of the data set, we segmented the image pairs into smaller patches that will be used as training data. Several experiments have been conducted to test the optimal segmentation of image pairs. These experiments showed mixed results on the ability to create a depth map from the input images, where the main di culty appeared to be distinguishing the wires from the background surface.

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Faculteit der Sociale Wetenschappen