Methods and Systems for Representing a Pre-modeled Object Within Virtual Reality Data

A system comprising:

• a memory storing instructions;
• and
• a processor communicatively coupled to the memory and configured to execute the instructions to:
• determine a first confidence metric representing an objective degree to which a pre-modeled object is recognized within a first captured image depicting a scene from a first vantage point;
• determine a second confidence metric representing an objective degree to which the pre-modeled object is recognized within a second captured image depicting the scene from a second vantage point distinct from the first vantage point;
• and
• generate a rendered image that includes a depiction of the pre-modeled object within the scene from a third vantage point distinct from the first and second vantage points, the depiction of the pre-modeled object generated based on data from the first and second captured images, the data prioritized for the depiction of the pre-modeled object according to relative magnitudes of the first and second confidence metrics.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed, direct a processor of a computing device to:

• determine a first confidence metric representing an objective degree to which a pre-modeled object is recognized within a first captured image depicting a scene from a first vantage point;
• determine a second confidence metric representing an objective degree to which the pre-modeled object is recognized within a second captured image depicting the scene from a second vantage point distinct from the first vantage point;
• and
• generate a rendered image that includes a depiction of the pre-modeled object within the scene from a third vantage point distinct from the first and second vantage points, the depiction of the pre-modeled object generated based on data from the first and second captured images, the data prioritized for the depiction of the pre-modeled object according to relative magnitudes of the first and second confidence metrics.