论文信息 - Volumetric descriptions from dynamic scenes

Volumetric descriptions from dynamic scenes

A dynamic scene analysis system for the derivation of volumetric descriptions is presented. The description is referred to as the 'volume segment' representation. The structures that implement the representation are described along with several techniques to modify and use the representation.

Jake K. Aggarwal | Worthy N. Martin

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