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docs/source/components/nodes/stereo_depth.rst

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StereoDepth node calculates the disparity/depth from the stereo camera pair (2x :ref:`MonoCamera <MonoCamera>`/:ref:`ColorCamera`).
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StereoDepth node calculates the disparity and/or depth from the stereo camera pair (2x :ref:`MonoCamera <MonoCamera>`/:ref:`ColorCamera`).
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We suggest following :ref:`Configuring Stereo Depth` tutorial to achieve the best depth results.
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docs/source/includes/footer-short.rst

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<h2>Got questions?</h2>
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docs/source/tutorials/configuring-stereo-depth.rst

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Stereo Subpixel mode will calculate subpixel disparity by looking at the confidence values of the 2 neighboring disparity pixels in each direction.
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In the above example graph, in normal mode, StereoDepth would just get the max disparity = 34 pixels, but in Subpixel
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mode, it will return a bit more, eg. 34.375 pixels, as confidences for pixels 35 and 36 are quite high as well.
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**TL;DR:** Stereo Subpixel mode should always provide more accurate depth, but will consume additional HW resources (see :ref:`Stereo depth FPS` for impact).
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Default stereo depth output has 0..95 disparity pixels, which would produce 96 unique depth values. This can especially be seen when using pointcloud representation
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.. image:: /_static/images/components/layered-pointcloud.png
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This layering can especially be seen at longer distances, where these layers are exponentially further apart.
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docs/source/tutorials/low-latency.rst

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With large, unencoded frames, one can quickly saturate the bandwidth even at 30FPS, especially on PoE devices (1gbps link):
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4K NV12/YUV420 frames: 3840 * 2160 * 1.5 * 30fps * 8bits = 3 gbps
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