论文信息 - Fusing Two Views using Object Motion

Fusing Two Views using Object Motion

A method is described for establishing plausible point correspondences between two widely separated views using statistical regularities in the motion of objects discovered through extended observation. Strong assumptions about the motion activity in a scene are required. These are approximately satisfied in many kinds of pedestrian scene.

David C. Hogg | Adam Baumberg

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