This paper presents a differential optical flow method which ac-counts for two typical motion-estimation problems: (1) flow regu-larization within regions of uniform motion while (2) preserving sharp edges near motion discontinuities i.e., where motion is mul-timodal by nature. The method proposed is a modified version of the well known Lucas Kanade (LK) algorithm. Based on docu-mented assumptions, our method computes motion with a clas-sical least-square fit on a local neighborhood shifted away from where motion is likely to be multimodal. This edge-avoidance pro-cedure is based on the non-parametric mean-shift algorithm which shifts the LK integration window away from local sharp edges. Our method also locally regularizes motion by perfor...
We introduce an approach for the identification and tracking image regions in monocular image sequen...
Greyscale methods have long been the focus of algorithms for recovering optical flow. Yet optical fl...
The estimation of optical flow fields from image sequences is incorporated in a Mumford–Shah approac...
In this paper a multi-scale method for the estimation of optical flow and a simple technique for the...
Analysing objects interacting in a 3D environment and captured by a video camera requires knowledge ...
A robust optical flow estimation algorithm for motion-blurred regions is proposed in this work. We f...
This paper describes an approach to optical flow computation that combines local and global constrai...
In this paper we develop a robust and discontinuity-preserving approach based on local and global co...
The apparent pixel motion in an image sequence, called optical flow, is a useful primitive for autom...
This thesis focuses on the computation of optical flow, i.e., the motion perceived from a sequence o...
The study of motion estimation reaches back decades and has become one of the central topics of rese...
Optical flow estimators of motion in image sequences are sometimes found using variational framework...
Optical Flow (OF) approaches for motion estimation calculate vector fields for the apparent velociti...
The most popular optical flow algorithms rely on optimizing the energy function that integrates a da...
Motion is an intrinsic character of the world and an inherent part of our visual experience, which g...
We introduce an approach for the identification and tracking image regions in monocular image sequen...
Greyscale methods have long been the focus of algorithms for recovering optical flow. Yet optical fl...
The estimation of optical flow fields from image sequences is incorporated in a Mumford–Shah approac...
In this paper a multi-scale method for the estimation of optical flow and a simple technique for the...
Analysing objects interacting in a 3D environment and captured by a video camera requires knowledge ...
A robust optical flow estimation algorithm for motion-blurred regions is proposed in this work. We f...
This paper describes an approach to optical flow computation that combines local and global constrai...
In this paper we develop a robust and discontinuity-preserving approach based on local and global co...
The apparent pixel motion in an image sequence, called optical flow, is a useful primitive for autom...
This thesis focuses on the computation of optical flow, i.e., the motion perceived from a sequence o...
The study of motion estimation reaches back decades and has become one of the central topics of rese...
Optical flow estimators of motion in image sequences are sometimes found using variational framework...
Optical Flow (OF) approaches for motion estimation calculate vector fields for the apparent velociti...
The most popular optical flow algorithms rely on optimizing the energy function that integrates a da...
Motion is an intrinsic character of the world and an inherent part of our visual experience, which g...
We introduce an approach for the identification and tracking image regions in monocular image sequen...
Greyscale methods have long been the focus of algorithms for recovering optical flow. Yet optical fl...
The estimation of optical flow fields from image sequences is incorporated in a Mumford–Shah approac...