Abstract. Optical flow is a powerful tool for the study and analysis of motion in a sequence of images. In this article we study a Horn–Schunck type spatio-temporal regularization functional for image sequences that have a non-Euclidean, time varying image domain. To that end we con-struct a Riemannian metric that describes the deformation and structure of this evolving surface. The resulting functional can be seen as natural geo-metric generalization of previous work by Weickert and Schnörr (2001) and Lefèvre and Baillet (2008) for static image domains. In this work we show the existence and wellposedness of the corresponding optical flow problem and derive necessary and sufficient optimality conditions. The functionality of our approach...
This contribution investigates local differential techniques for estimating optical flow and its der...
International audienceThis paper addresses the issue of motion estimation on image sequences. The st...
This paper describes a variational approach devised for the purpose of estimating optical flow from ...
This paper deals with the problem of computing optical flow between each of the images in a sequence...
Abstract. This paper deals with the problem of computing optical flow between each of the images in ...
Abstract. Many differential methods for the recovery of the optic flow field from an image sequence ...
Many differential methods for the recovery of the optic flow field from an image sequence can be exp...
Optical flow estimators of motion in image sequences are sometimes found using variational framework...
An image articulation manifold (IAM) is the collection of images formed by imaging an object that is...
Nonquadratic variational regularization is a well-known and powerful approach for the discontinuity-...
[[abstract]]In this paper, we present an adaptive and accurate motion estimation algorithm for compu...
Non-quadratic variational regularization is a well known and powerful approach for the discontinuity...
An image articulation manifold (IAM) is the collection of images formed when an object is articulate...
Motion recovery from image correspondences is typically a problem of optimizing an objective functio...
We address the theoretical problems of optical flow estimation and image registration in a multi-sca...
This contribution investigates local differential techniques for estimating optical flow and its der...
International audienceThis paper addresses the issue of motion estimation on image sequences. The st...
This paper describes a variational approach devised for the purpose of estimating optical flow from ...
This paper deals with the problem of computing optical flow between each of the images in a sequence...
Abstract. This paper deals with the problem of computing optical flow between each of the images in ...
Abstract. Many differential methods for the recovery of the optic flow field from an image sequence ...
Many differential methods for the recovery of the optic flow field from an image sequence can be exp...
Optical flow estimators of motion in image sequences are sometimes found using variational framework...
An image articulation manifold (IAM) is the collection of images formed by imaging an object that is...
Nonquadratic variational regularization is a well-known and powerful approach for the discontinuity-...
[[abstract]]In this paper, we present an adaptive and accurate motion estimation algorithm for compu...
Non-quadratic variational regularization is a well known and powerful approach for the discontinuity...
An image articulation manifold (IAM) is the collection of images formed when an object is articulate...
Motion recovery from image correspondences is typically a problem of optimizing an objective functio...
We address the theoretical problems of optical flow estimation and image registration in a multi-sca...
This contribution investigates local differential techniques for estimating optical flow and its der...
International audienceThis paper addresses the issue of motion estimation on image sequences. The st...
This paper describes a variational approach devised for the purpose of estimating optical flow from ...