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A Bayesian approach is proposed for stereo matching to derive the maximum a posteriori estimation of depth. How a pyramid data structure can be combined with simulated annealing to speed up convergence in stereo matching is described. Using the invariant property of image intensity and modeling the disparity as a Markov random field (MRF), the pyramid structure is followed from high (coarse) level to low (fine) level to derive the maximum a posteriori estimates. Simulation results on both random dot diagrams and synthesized images show the promise of this multiresolution stereo approach.<>