Method and device for reducing image noise
A method for reducing image noise in computer vision includes identifying a pattern of periods during which visible light is not emitted by the pixels; identifying a first black period during which a first group of lines of the pixels does not emit visible light; capturing, with an image sensor installed behind the display, a first image that longitudinally spans only the first group of lines of the pixels; and synchronizing the capturing of the first image with the first black period.
1. A method for reducing image noise in computer vision, comprising:
identifying a pattern of periods during which visible light is not emitted by pixels;
identifying a first black period during which a first group of lines of the pixels does not emit visible light;
capturing, with an image sensor installed behind a display, a first image that longitudinally spans only the first group of lines of the pixels;
synchronizing the capturing of the first image with the first black period;
identifying a second black period during which visible light is not emitted by a second group of lines of the pixels;
capturing, with the image sensor, a second image that longitudinally spans only the second group of lines of the pixels;
synchronizing the capturing of the second image with the second period; and
displaying the second image together with the first image on the display,
wherein the image sensor is located behind the first group of lines of the pixels, and the second group of lines of pixels.
2. The method of claim 1 , further comprising: detecting an emitted light with a light sensor.
3. A method for reducing image noise in computer vision, comprising:
identifying a pattern of periods during which visible light is not emitted by pixels;
identifying a first black period during which a first group of lines of the pixels does not emit visible light;
capturing, with an image sensor installed behind a display, a first image that longitudinally spans only the first group of lines of the pixels;
synchronizing the capturing of the first image with the first black period;
identifying a second to an n-th black periods during which visible light is not emitted by a second to an n-th groups of lines of the pixels respectively, wherein n is an integer greater than two;
capturing, with the image sensor, a second to an n-th images that longitudinally span only the second to the n-th groups of lines of the pixels, respectively;
synchronizing the capturing of the second to the n-th images with the second to the n-th black periods, respectively; and
displaying the second to the n-th images together with the first image on the display.
4. The method of claim 3 , wherein the image sensor is located behind the first group of lines of the pixels, and the second to the n-th groups of lines of the pixels.
5. The method of claim 1 , further comprising:
in response to a change in brightness of the display, changing a length of the first black period together with a length of the first group of lines of the pixels.
6. A computer-vision enabled device, comprising:
a display;
an image sensor behind the display; and
a controller that:
captures with the image sensor, a first image that longitudinally spans only a first group of lines of pixels in the display that do not emit visible light during a first black period,
synchronizes the capturing of the first image with the first black period,
captures, with the image sensor, a second image that longitudinally spans only a second group of lines of the pixels that do not emit visible light during a second black period,
synchronizes the capturing of the second image with the second period, and
displays the second image together with the first image on the display, wherein
the image sensor is located behind the first group of lines of the pixels, and the second group of lines of pixels.
7. The computer-vision enabled device of claim 6 , wherein the controller further changes, in response to a change in brightness of the display, a length of the first black period together with a length of the first group of lines of the pixels.