论文信息 - Dynamic Multiresolution Optical Flow Computation

Dynamic Multiresolution Optical Flow Computation

This paper introduces a new algorithm for computing multiresolution optical flow, and compares this new hierarchical method with the traditional combination of the Lucas-Kanade method with a pyramid transform. The paper shows that the new method promises convergent optical flow computation. Aiming at accurate and stable computation of optical flow, the new method propagates results of computations from low resolution images to those of higher resolution. The resolution of images increases this way for the sequence of images used in those calculations. The given input sequence of images defines the maximum of possible resolution.

Atsushi Imiya | Reinhard Klette | Leo Dorst | Yusuke Kameda | Naoya Ohnishi

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