| D. Fleet and A. Jepson. Computation of component image velocity from local phase information. Int. J. Comput. Vis., 5(1):77--104, 1990. |
....the different confidence measures used by different flow algorithms. Barron et al. 8] classify flow algorithms into four groups: differential techniques, energy based methods, phase based techniques and region based matching. Differential [41, 50, 52, 65] energy based [29, 40] and phase based [22] techniques can all be classified under the heading of gradient methods. These all perform discrete temporal filtering and require strong temporal support to work well. The energy and gradientbased methods, generally require families of velocity tuned filters to work well, which generally renders ....
Fleet, D.J. and Jepson, A.D., Computation of Component Image Velocity from Local Phase Information, International Journal of Computer Vision, 5:1, pp. 77-104, 1990.
....respect to the spatial coordinate x, by differentiating with respect to time, its total rate of variation can be written as d5 35 v dt ot (21 where v is the horizontal component of the velocity signal on the left retina. Con sidering the conservation property of local phase measurements [8], image velocities can be computed from the temporal evolution of constant phase contours, and thus: t and eta (3) VL VR with t oO Combining Eq. 3) with Eq. 2) we obtain dS dt: va v) ko, where (rs vL) is the phase based interocular velocity difference along the epipolar lines. When the ....
D. J. Fleet and A.D. Jepson. Computation of component image velocity from local phase information. International Journal of Computer Vision, 1:77-104, 1990.
....optimal parameters p i and compute the corresponding velocity estimates v i = S i p i . The velocity estimation algorithms have been evaluated on two commonly used test sequences with known velocity fields, Lynn Quam s Yosemite sequence [45] figure 6. 4, and David Fleet s diverging tree sequence [31], figure 6.5. Both sequences are synthetic but di#ers in that the Yosemite sequence is generated with the help of a digital terrain map and therefore has a motion field with depth variation and discontinuities at occlusion boundaries. The diverging tree sequence on the other hand is only a ....
....too, but do not lead to any improvements for this sequence. The margins are, however, considerably smaller than when this comparison was made in [23] Technique Average Standard Density error deviation Lucas Kanade [71] 2.80 # 3.82 # 35 Uras et al. 87] 3.37 # 3. 37 # 14.7 Fleet Jepson [31] 2.97 # 5.76 # 34.1 Xu [100] 4.90 # 7.34 # 99.8 Black Anandan [12] 4.46 # 4.21 # 100 Szeliski Coughlan [81] 2.45 # 3.05 # 100 Black Jepson [13] 2.29 # 2.25 # 100 Ju et al. 59] 2.16 # 2.0 # 100 Karlholm [61] 2.06 # 1.72 # 100 Lai Vemuri [69] 1.99 # 1.41 # 100 Bab Hadiashar ....
D. J. Fleet and A. D. Jepson. Computation of Component Image Velocity from Local Phase Information. Int. Journal of Computer Vision, 5(1):77-- 104, 1990.
....the spatial coordinate x , by differenti ating with respect to time, its total rate of variation can be written as d5 05 v L dt Ot oo ( n) 1) where v L is the horizontal component of the velocity signal on the left retina. Considering the conservation property of local phase measurements [5], im age velocities can be computed from the temporal evolution of constant phase contours, and thus: qx L qtL and (2) V L V R Combining Eq. 2) with Eq. 1) we obtain dS dr (v = v ) ko, where (v a v ) is the phase based interocular veloci W difference along the epipolar lines. When ....
D. J. Fleet and A.D. Jepson. Computation of component image velocity from local phase information. International Journal of Computer Vision, 1:77-104, 1990.
....need to be measured and evaluated. In this context Gabor wavelets have turned out to be well suited to determine the disparity between two points from consecutive images [3, 4] The phase of the complex response to a Gabor filter varies nearly linearly for small translations in the image plane [1], which allows disparity estimation with subpixel accuracy. Another important feature are the multi scale properties providing a very flexible point description and the ability to robustify disparity estimation over a wide range of scales. Despite these advantages the tracking of individual ....
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