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Research Report CS-RR-309

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J. Beacom and R. Wilson, Multiresolution Motion Analysis (July 1, 1996).

Abstract

Motion analysis is an interesting problem in computer vision. There exist many possibilities both for its computation and for its applications which encompass efficient video coding techniques based on prediction of subsequent frames from previously derived motion estimates, motion based segmentation algorithms, robot guidance, object detection and tracking and so on. A review of the most popular techniques in this area is presented along with a promising approach based within a multiresolution framework. Further research is to be pursued from this work and its future direction is discussed.

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J. Beacom and R.G. Wilson, "Multiresolution Model-Based Motion Analysis", Proceedings of the IEEE TFTS-97, IEEE (1997)

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