Keenan Crane Notes Fundamental Ambiguity in Vision Research
CMU professor replies in discussion with Ben Mildenhall on vision research ambiguity.
Keenan Crane, Associate Professor of Computer Science and Robotics at CMU, posted a reply agreeing there is a fundamental ambiguity that affects Ben Mildenhall and every other vision researcher. The message was addressed to @pzpzpzp1, @bmarkmiller, and @BenMildenhall. The available evidence consists only of this retweeted statement and the author's professional affiliation. No additional context, outcomes, or independent confirmations are present.
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Keenan Crane Notes Fundamental Ambiguity in Vision Research
CMU professor replies in discussion with Ben Mildenhall on vision research ambiguity.
Keenan Crane, Associate Professor of Computer Science and Robotics at CMU, posted a reply agreeing there is a fundamental ambiguity that affects Ben Mildenhall and every other vision researcher. The message was addressed to @pzpzpzp1, @bmarkmiller, and @BenMildenhall. The available evidence consists only of this retweeted statement and the author's professional affiliation. No additional context, outcomes, or independent confirmations are present.
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Keenan Crane@keenanisaliveExactly—the fundamental ambiguity (which @BenMildenhall and every other vision researcher is well aware of) is that color images/video are not in general uniquely decomposable into geometry, materials, illumination, and camera. No matter how much you believe in the bitter…
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