A Segmentation Based Robust Fractional Variational Model for Motion Estimation

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Abstract

In this paper, we introduce a nonlinear robust fractional order varia-tional framework for motion estimation from image sequences (video). Particu-larly, the presented model provides a generalization of integer order derivative based variational functionals and offers an enhanced robustness against outliers while preserving the discontinuity in the dense flow field. The motion is esti-mated in the form of optical flow. For this purpose, a level set segmentation based fractional order variational functional composed of a non-quadratic Char-bonnier norm and a regularization term is propounded. The non-quadratic Char-bonnier norm introduces a noise robust character in the model. The fractional order derivative demonstrates non-locality that makes it competent to deal with discontinuous information about edges and texture. The level set segmentation is carried on the flow field instead of images, which is a union of disjoint and independently moving regions such that each motion region contains objects of equal flow velocity. The resulting fractional order partial differential equations are numerically discretized using Grunwald-Letnikov fractional derivative. The nonlinear formulation is transformed into a linear system which is solved with the help of an efficient numerical technique. The results are evaluated by conducting experiments over a variety of datasets. The accuracy and efficiency of the propounded model is also depicted against recently published works.

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Kumar, P., Khan, M., & Mahala, N. K. (2023). A Segmentation Based Robust Fractional Variational Model for Motion Estimation. In Communications in Computer and Information Science (Vol. 1776 CCIS, pp. 115–128). Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-31407-0_9

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