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Computational photography methods for visual mimo

Yuan, 2015

Document ID
2637333412860752489
Author
Yuan W
Publication year

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Cameras have become commonplace in phones, laptops and music-players. Similarly, light emitting displays are ubiquitous in the form of electronic billboards, computer monitors, and hand-held devices. The prevalence of cameras and displays in our society creates a novel …
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