3D Vision Toolbox - DisparityRange - what limits the range to 128 and why?

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WumlyCharner
WumlyCharner el 4 de En. de 2020
Respondida: Qu Cao el 7 de En. de 2020
Presently working with version 2019b and performing dense 3D reconstruction of an object which is static in front of my stereo camera rig. I am creating a disparity map and then converting to a point cloud. If I use the command;
G=1010
disparityRanger=[G G+128];
disparityMap = disparitySGM(frameLeftRect, frameRightRect,'DisparityRange',disparityRanger,'UniquenessThreshold',15);
then effectively I get a limited 'tomographic' section of the scene in front of the cameras rendered. The trouble is the z-axis (along the length of the "optical axis" doesn't contain the full content of the scene in front of me. From the help file - it says max disparity-min disparity = 128 (as a maximum). Why?
At the moment, I am having to compute separate disparity maps at different ranges (change the value of G), and then stitch the point clouds together; not particularly efficient, especially when there's noise in the separate disparity maps (and subsequently the point clouds).
Due to the nature of the work, we are working with high disparity. I know that I can reduce the distance between cameras, but what has set this limit of 128?

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Qu Cao
Qu Cao el 7 de En. de 2020
This is due to the implementation that utilizes parallel programming on multi-core processors.
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