The Effect of Bilateral Filtering in 3D Reconstruction Using PSP
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Roberto Zagal-Flores Instituto Politécnico Nacional México, Mexico
Cristian Barria-Huidobro Universidad Mayor Santiago de Chile, Chile
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Preface
At the time of writing this volume, the world is facing the COVID-19 pandemic, and the global scientific community is looking for different perspectives and lines of knowledge, to solutions such as vaccines and tools to continue daily life as close to the face-to-face scheme. Nevertheless, research continues to progress, not only in the health contingency (this volume is evidence of this fact), but also in a wi
