Reconstructing force-dynamic models from video sequences
DOI: 10.1016/S0004-3702(03)00112-7
关键词: Circumscription 、 Algorithm 、 Computer vision 、 Sample (statistics) 、 Mathematics 、 Machine vision 、 Space (mathematics) 、 Linear programming 、 Artificial intelligence 、 Interpretation (philosophy) 、 Reduction (complexity) 、 Knowledge representation and reasoning
摘要: This paper presents a method for recovering the support, contact, and attachment (i.e., force dynamic) relations between objects depicted in video sequences. It first stability-analysis procedure that determines whether configuration of observed is stable under given interpretation using reduction to linear programming. then model-reconstruction searching space admissible interpretations find simplest or models. These procedures have been implemented as part system recovers force-dynamic from sequences uses those classify events occur details illustrates their operation on sample
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