Method and apparatus for detecting moving objects in two- and three-dimensional scenes
作者： Michal Irani , Padmanabhan Anandan
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关键词: Epipolar geometry 、 Artificial intelligence 、 Flow field 、 Computer vision 、 Motion (physics) 、 Geography 、 Residual 、 Object (computer science) 、 Transformation (function) 、 Parallax
摘要: A method and apparatus for detecting moving objects in both two-dimensional three-dimensional scenes. The repetitively applies a transformation to plurality of images representing scene identify misaligned regions within the images. Any residual motion represented by that may be classified as object is further processed technique removes parallax from motion. result contained an epipolar flow field which only due scene.
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