Probabilistic Principle Component Analysis on Time Lapse images

Time-lapse photography, in which images are captured at a lower rate than that at which they will ultimately be played back. Classic time-lapse photography subjects are scenes. Today, most of those image sequences are collected by the thousands of Internet cameras. They typically provide outdoor views of cities, construction sites, traffic, the weather, or natural phenomena. However, Time-lapse photography can create an overwhelming amount of data. Image compression reduces the storage requirements, but the resulting data has compression artifacts and is not very useful for further analysis [9]. In addition, it is currently difficult to edit the images in a time-lapse sequence .

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