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by Peter Sand , Seth Teller
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@MISC{Sand_videomatching,
    author = {Peter Sand and Seth Teller},
    title = {Video Matching},
    year = {}
}

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Abstract

This paper describes a method for bringing two videos (recorded at different times) into spatiotemporal alignment, then comparing and combining corresponding pixels for applications such as background subtraction, compositing, and increasing dynamic range. We align a pair of videos by searching for frames that best match according to a robust image registration process. This process uses locally weighted regression to interpolate and extrapolate highlikelihood image correspondences, allowing new correspondences to be discovered and refined. Image regions that cannot be matched are detected and ignored, providing robustness to changes in scene content and lighting, which allows a variety of new applications.

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video matching    highlikelihood image correspondence    spatiotemporal alignment    dynamic range    new application    image region    new correspondence    scene content    different time    background subtraction    robust image registration process    corresponding pixel    weighted regression   

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