Figure 1: With many image filters, such as this automatic color, tone, and contrast adjustment, processing an input video (a) (frames 167-168) frame by frame results in temporal discontinuities (b). We take the two video sequences (a) and (b) and automatically generate a temporally consistent video

Superpixel algorithms represent a very useful and in-creasingly popular preprocessing step for a wide range of computer vision applications, as they offer the potential to boost efficiency and effectiveness. In this regards, this paper presents a highly competitive approach for tempo-rally

This paper presents a model of a nomadic middleware system with support for temporal consistency of structures semantically associated to XML-documents. Specially defined high-level operations commute with each other in most cases reducing amount of transaction aborts and increasing system

their deadlines but also read and use data that correctly reflects the environment. In this paper, we discuss the issues involved in the design of a real-time active database which maintains data temporal consistency. The concept of data-deadline is introduced and time cognizant transaction scheduling algorithms

must be consistent between the left and the right view, so that no depth information is destroyed. When removing seams in two consecutive frames, temporal con-sistency between the removed seams must be established to avoid flicker in the resulting video. By making certain assumptions, the available

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Video halftoning is a key technology for use in the new dis-play device, electronic paper (e-paper). This is still a rather unexplored ſeld. The challenging issue of video halfton-ing is the elimination of ƀicker ƀaw that will appear due to error diffusion in the temporal domain. In this paper, we

Real-world changes are generally discovered delayed by computer systems. The typical update patterns for traditional data warehouses on an overnight or even weekly basis enlarge this propagation delay until the information is available to knowledge workers.

Temporal consistency is ubiquitous in video data, where temporally adjacent video shots usually share similar visual and semantic content. This paper presents a thorough study of temporal consistency defined with respect to semantic concepts and query topics using quantitative measures

consistency between adjacent frames. While it is known that temporal consistency information can help to produce better results, there is no efficient way to enforce temporal consistency in real-time applications. In this paper the temporal correspondences between disparity maps of adjacent frames are modeled