ProceedingsIEEE Computer Society Press, 1986 - Computer vision |
Contents
Projective Duality and the Analysis of Image Sequences | 7 |
Tracking an Environmental Point Considered Beneficial | 23 |
Camera Motion as an Integration to Stereo | 39 |
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3-D motion a₁ algorithm angular approach Artificial Intelligence axes binocular camera path components Computer Vision constraint coordinate system derivatives detection determined disparity displacement vector dual dynamic equations error estimate feature points Figure formulation fractal function Gabor filters grid IEEE IEEE Trans image coordinates image flow image motion image plane Image Processing image sequence image velocity input iteration linear lines of sight measurement method monocular motion analysis motion parameters motion perception moving objects noise number of points observer obtained optical flow optical flow field orientation P₁ Pattern perception pixel position problem Proc projection recover region relative representation rigid body rigid body motion rigid motion rigid object rotation matrix scale scene point Schunck solution solve space spatial stereo structure and motion structure from motion surface patch T. S. Huang Taylor series temporal tensor tion transformation translation turbulent Ullman V₂ values vector field views Waxman zero-crossing