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Baker, H.H., and
Marimont, D.H.,
Epipolar-Plane Image Analysis: An Approach to Determining
Structure from Motion,
IJCV(1), No. 1, 1987, pp. 7-56.
WWW Version.
Motion, Structure. The journal version of the work.
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Bolles, R.C., and
Baker, H.H.,
Epipolar-Plane Image Analysis: A Technique for
Analyzing Sequences,
CVWS85(168-178).
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DARPA85(137-148).
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SRITechnical Note 377, February, 1986.
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RCV87(26-36).
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A 3-D cube of data (X, Y, T). Heavy use of the epipolar plane
constraint to do "3-D" edges. Objects become lines and position
and direction of the line gives good information of the position
and motion of the objects in the scene. An extreme case of optic
flow.
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Marimont, D.H.[David H.],
Projective Duality and the
Analysis of Image Sequences,
Motion86(7-14).
An extension of Bolles and Baker to curved (known very well) paths
of the camera. The data is transformed to a straight camera path
and the motion and structure is derived. The best results were
with the synthetic data, but there is hope is enough is known.
Duality is that a line has a point as a dual and vice versa.
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Dyer, C.R.,
Computing Spatiotemporal
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CVGIP(58), No. 3, November 1993, pp. 338-351.
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Univ. of WisconsinCS TR 1130, 1992.
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View Invariant Analysis of Cyclic Motion,
IJCV(25), No. 3, December 1997, pp. 231-251.
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Seitz, S.M.[Steven M.], and
Dyer, C.R.[Charles R.],
Cyclic Motion Analysis Using Periodic Trace,
MBR97(Chapter 4)
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Dyer, C.R.,
Affine Invariant Detection of Periodic Motion,
CVPR94(970-975).
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Univ. of Wisconsin1225, June 1994.
Accumulate guess of periods.
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Dyer, C.R.[Charles R.],
Detecting Irregularities in Cyclic Motion,
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Allmen, M.C., and
Dyer, C.R.,
Long-Range Spatiotemporal
Motion Understanding Using Spatiotemporal Flow Curves,
CVPR91(303-309).
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Cyclic Motion Detection Using Spatiotemporal Surfaces and Curves,
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Computing Spatiotemporal Surface Flow,
ICCV90(47-50).
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Allmen, M.C.,
Image Sequence Description Using Spatiotemporal Flow Curves:
Toward Motion-Based Recognition,
Ph.D.Thesis (CS), August 1991.
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Univ. of WisconsinCS TR 1040, 1991.
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DeBitetto, P.[Paul],
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Chapter on Motion Analysis --Low-Level, Image Level Analysis, Mosaic Generation, Super Resolution, Shape from Motion continues in
General Spatio-Temporal Analysis .