Complex Motion

  • Mester R
  • Barth E
  • Reisensburg S
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Abstract

The motion field from image sequences of a dynamic 3D scene is in general piecewise continuous. Since two neighbouring regions may have completely different motions, motion estimation at the discontinuities is problematic. In particular spatial averaging of motion vectors is inappropriate at such positions. We avoid this problem by channel encoding brightness change constraint equations (BCCE) for each spatial position into a channel matrix. By spatial averaging of this channel representation and subsequently decoding we are able to estimate all significantly different motions occurring at the discontinuity, as well as their covariances. This paper extends and improves this multiple motion estimation scheme by locally selecting the appropriate scale for the spatial averaging.

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Mester, R., Barth, E., & Reisensburg, S. (2007). Complex Motion. Complex Motion, 3417, 91–103. Retrieved from http://www.springerlink.com/index/F561031610812Q7U.pdf

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