In this paper we investigate the suitability of Gabor Wavelets for an adaptive partial reconstruction of holograms based on the viewer position. Matching Pursuit is used for a sparse light rays decomposition of holographic patterns. At the decoding stage, sub-holograms are generated by selecting the diffracted rays corresponding to a specific area of visualization. The use of sub-holograms has been suggested in the literature as an alternative to full compression, by degrading a hologram with respect to the directional degrees of freedom. We present our approach in a complete framework for color digital holograms compression and explain, in details, how it can be efficiently exploited in the context of holographic Head-Mounted Displays. Among other aspects, encoding, adaptive reconstruction and selective degradation are studied.

View-dependent compression of digital hologram based on matching pursuit

Cagnazzo M.;
2018

Abstract

In this paper we investigate the suitability of Gabor Wavelets for an adaptive partial reconstruction of holograms based on the viewer position. Matching Pursuit is used for a sparse light rays decomposition of holographic patterns. At the decoding stage, sub-holograms are generated by selecting the diffracted rays corresponding to a specific area of visualization. The use of sub-holograms has been suggested in the literature as an alternative to full compression, by degrading a hologram with respect to the directional degrees of freedom. We present our approach in a complete framework for color digital holograms compression and explain, in details, how it can be efficiently exploited in the context of holographic Head-Mounted Displays. Among other aspects, encoding, adaptive reconstruction and selective degradation are studied.
2018
Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering
Optics, Photonics, and Digital Technologies for Imaging Applications V 2018
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