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....vertically covoluted with the prefilter and horizontally with the derivative filter. The temporal derivative is one dimensional and requires only a convolution with the derivative filter to compute f y . Table 2 below gives the numerical values used for differentiation based on a five point filter [36]. 2 1 0 1 2 Prefilter 0.036420 0.248972 0.429217 0.248972 0.036420 Derivative Filter 0.108415 0.280353 0 0.280353 0.108415 Table 2. Numerical filter specification for an estimate based on five points. The derivative is being calculated for the point at location 0 . D. From sensor readings to ....
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E. P. Simoncelli, "Bayesian multi-scale differential optical flow", Handbook of Computer Vision and Applications, pp.397-422, 1999.
Algorithms for Position and Data Recovery in Wireless Sensor.. - Doherty (2000) (12 citations) (Correct)
....vertically covoluted with the prefilter and horizontally with the derivative filter. The temporal derivative is one dimensional and requires only a convolution with the derivative filter to compute f y . Table 2 below gives the numerical values used for differentiation based on a five point filter [36]. 2 1 0 1 2 Prefilter 0.036420 0.248972 0.429217 0.248972 0.036420 Derivative Filter 0.108415 0.280353 0 0.280353 0.108415 Table 2. Numerical filter specification for an estimate based on five points. The derivative is being calculated for the point at location 0 . D. From sensor readings to ....
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