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Event Cameras versus Frame Cameras for Synthetic-Aperture Imaging: A Simulation Study
Synthetic-aperture imaging (SAI) removes occluders such as foliage by integrating many views of a scene along a camera path. It has so far been used mainly with frame cameras. We ask whether an event camera has advantages for SAI, and answer the question in simulation, where both sensors see exactly
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