18.2.8 Optical Flow -- Hierarchical, Pyramid, Multi-Grid, Multi-Scale Approaches

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Multiple Resolutions. Hierarchical. Pyramid. Optical Flow, Multigrid.

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Lefébure, M.[Martin], Cohen, L.D.[Laurent D.],
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Irani, M.[Michal],
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Multi-Frame Optical Flow Estimation using Subspace Constraints,
ICCV99(626-633).
IEEE DOI Multi-frame constraints used to constrain the 2D correspondence. Variety of imaging models.
See also Multiview Constraints on Homographies. BibRef

Garbe, C.S.[Christoph S.], Spies, H.[Hagen], Jähne, B.[Bernd],
Estimation of Surface Flow and Net Heat Flux from Infrared Image Sequences,
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Kybic, J.[Jan], Nieuwenhuis, C.[Claudia],
Bootstrap optical flow confidence and uncertainty measure,
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Elsevier DOI 1108
Optical flow; Bootstrap; Confidence measure; Motion estimation; Uncertainty estimation BibRef

Nieuwenhuis, C.[Claudia], Kondermann, D.[Daniel], Garbe, C.S.[Christoph S.],
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Bruhn, A.[Andrés], Weickert, J.[Joachim], Schnörr, C.[Christoph],
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Combining the Advantages of Local and Global Optic Flow Methods,
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Stoll, M.[Michael], Volz, S.[Sebastian], Maurer, D.[Daniel], Bruhn, A.[Andrés],
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Motion estimation; Optical flow; Motion discontinuities; Fourier transform; Markov random fields BibRef

Ha, S.V.U., Jeon, J.W.,
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Ramírez-Manzanares, A.[Alonso], Rivera, M.[Mariano], Kornprobst, P.[Pierre], Lauze, F.[François],
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Rakêt, L.L.[Lars Lau], Roholm, L.[Lars], Nielsen, M.[Mads], Lauze, F.[François],
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Reyes, A.[Alejandro], Alba, A.[Alfonso], Arce-Santana, E.[Edgar],
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Alba, A.[Alfonso], Arce-Santana, E.[Edgar], Rivera, M.[Mariano],
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Lauze, F., Kornprobst, P., Memin, E.,
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Springer DOI 0909
Image processing; Optic flow; Multi-scale; Scale-space; Toppoints; Discontinuity-preserving regularization BibRef

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Janssen, B.J., Florack, L.M.J., Duits, R., ter Haar Romeny, B.M.,
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Niu, Y., Dick, A., Brooks, M.J.,
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image sequences BibRef

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Multi-technique, not multi-level. per-pixel confidence for optical flow vectors for different algorithms. Thus can choose different algorithms for different areas. BibRef

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Sánchez Pérez, J.[Javier], Meinhardt-Llopis, E.[Enric], Facciolo, G.[Gabriele],
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Zille, P., Corpetti, T., Shao, L.[Liang], Chen, X.[Xu],
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image resolution BibRef

Jara-Wilde, J.[Jorge], Cerda, M.[Mauricio], Delpiano, J.[José], Härtel, S.[Steffen],
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See also Lucas/Kanade Meets Horn/Schunck: Combining Local and Global Optic Flow Methods.
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Pereira, D.R.[Danillo Roberto], Delpiano, J.[Jose], Papa, J.P.[João Paulo],
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Sparsity in optical flow and trajectories,
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Sparse Regularization of TV-L1 Optical Flow,
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Springer DOI 1406
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image filtering, image motion analysis, image sequences, iterative methods, median filters, Charbonnier function, Middlebury database test sequence, brightness constancy, coarse-to-fine computing strategy, displacement motion, robust nonlocal TV-L1 optical flow estimation, triangulation, BibRef

Zhang, C.X.[Cong-Xuan], Feng, C.[Cheng], Chen, Z.[Zhen], Hu, W.M.[Wei-Ming], Li, M.[Ming],
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SP:IC(101), 2022, pp. 116560.
Elsevier DOI 2201
Optical flow, Occlusion detection, Edge-preserving, Parallel multiscale context, Convolutional neural network BibRef

Hu, P., Wang, G., Tan, Y.,
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Mühlhausen, M., Wöhler, L., Albuquerque, G., Magnor, M.,
Iterative Optical Flow Refinement for High Resolution Images,
ICIP19(1282-1286)
IEEE DOI 1910
optical flow, refinement, high resolution, panorama images BibRef

Sun, D.Q.[De-Qing], Yang, X.D.[Xiao-Dong], Liu, M.Y.[Ming-Yu], Kautz, J.[Jan],
Models Matter, So Does Training: An Empirical Study of CNNs for Optical Flow Estimation,
PAMI(42), No. 6, June 2020, pp. 1408-1423.
IEEE DOI 2005
BibRef
Earlier:
PWC-Net: CNNs for Optical Flow Using Pyramid, Warping, and Cost Volume,
CVPR18(8934-8943)
IEEE DOI 1812
Optical imaging, Training, Adaptive optics, Estimation, Optical signal processing, Network architecture, Protocols, and convolutional neural network (CNN). Optical imaging, Benchmark testing, Computational modeling, Feature extraction. BibRef

Mai, T.K.[Tan Khoa], Gouiffès, M.[Michèle], Bouchafa, S.[Samia],
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IET-IPR(14), No. 8, 19 June 2020, pp. 1509-1519.
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Raad, L.[Lara], Oliver, M.[Maria], Ballester, C.[Coloma], Haro, G.[Gloria], Meinhardt, E.[Enric],
On Anisotropic Optical Flow Inpainting Algorithms,
IPOL(10), 2020, pp. 78-104.
DOI Link 2007
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Zhai, M., Xiang, X., Lv, N., Kong, X., El Saddik, A.[Abdulmotaleb],
An Object Context Integrated Network for Joint Learning of Depth and Optical Flow,
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IEEE DOI 2007
Joint learning, deep neural network, depth estimation, optical flow estimation, object context BibRef

Zhai, M., Xiang, X., Zhang, R., Lv, N., El Saddik, A.[Abdulmotaleb],
Optical Flow Estimation Using Dual Self-Attention Pyramid Networks,
CirSysVideo(30), No. 10, October 2020, pp. 3663-3674.
IEEE DOI 2010
Optical imaging, Estimation, Task analysis, Optical fiber networks, Adaptive optics, Computational modeling, Adaptation models, pyramid network BibRef

Xiang, X.Z.[Xue-Zhi], Abdein, R.[Rokia], Lv, N.[Ning], El Saddik, A.[Abdulmotaleb],
InvFlow: Involution and multi-scale interaction for unsupervised learning of optical flow,
PR(145), 2024, pp. 109918.
Elsevier DOI 2311
Unsupervised optical flow estimation, Involution, Feature interaction, Self-attention, Deformable convolution BibRef

Xiang, X., Zhai, M., Zhang, R., Lv, N., El Saddik, A.[Abdulmotaleb],
Optical Flow Estimation Using Spatial-Channel Combinational Attention-Based Pyramid Networks,
ICIP19(1272-1276)
IEEE DOI 1910
Optical flow estimation, channel attention, spatial attention, spatial pyramid network, deep learning BibRef

Ayyoubzadeh, S.M.[Seyed Mehdi], Liu, W.T.[Wen-Tao], Kezele, I.[Irina], Yu, Y.H.[Yuan-Hao], Wu, X.L.[Xiao-Lin], Wang, Y.[Yang], Jin, T.[Tang],
Test-Time Adaptation for Optical Flow Estimation Using Motion Vectors,
IP(32), 2023, pp. 4977-4988.
IEEE DOI 2310
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Zhu, Z.[Zifan], An, Q.[Qing], Huang, C.[Chen], Huang, Z.H.[Zheng-Hua], Huang, L.[Likun], Fang, H.[Hao],
PDTE: Pyramidal deep Taylor expansion for optical flow estimation,
PRL(180), 2024, pp. 107-112.
Elsevier DOI 2404
Optical flow estimation, Pyramidal deep taylor expansion (PDTE), Shape preservation, End-point-error (EPE) BibRef


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Efficient local correlation volume for unsupervised optical flow estimation on small moving objects in large satellite images,
EarthVision24(440-448)
IEEE DOI 2410
Solid modeling, Correlation, Satellites, Memory management, Estimation, Satellite images, satellite video, optical flow, correlation block BibRef

Jahedi, A.[Azin], Luz, M.[Maximilian], Rivinius, M.[Marc], Bruhn, A.[Andrés],
CCMR: High Resolution Optical Flow Estimation via Coarse-to-Fine Context-Guided Motion Reasoning,
WACV24(6885-6894)
IEEE DOI Code:
WWW Link. 2404
Codes, Computational modeling, Neural networks, Estimation, Feature extraction, Transformers, Algorithms BibRef

Shi, X.Y.[Xiao-Yu], Huang, Z.Y.[Zhao-Yang], Bian, W.K.[Wei-Kang], Li, D.[Dasong], Zhang, M.Y.[Man-Yuan], Cheung, K.C.[Ka Chun], See, S.[Simon], Qin, H.W.[Hong-Wei], Dai, J.F.[Ji-Feng], Li, H.S.[Hong-Sheng],
VideoFlow: Exploiting Temporal Cues for Multi-frame Optical Flow Estimation,
ICCV23(12435-12446)
IEEE DOI Code:
WWW Link. 2401
BibRef

Jeong, J.[Jisoo], Cai, H.[Hong], Garrepalli, R.[Risheek], Porikli, F.M.[Fatih M.],
DistractFlow: Improving Optical Flow Estimation via Realistic Distractions and Pseudo-Labeling,
CVPR23(13691-13700)
IEEE DOI 2309
BibRef

Jahedi, A.[Azin], Mehl, L.[Lukas], Rivinius, M.[Marc], Bruhn, A.[Andrés],
Multi-Scale Raft: Combining Hierarchical Concepts for Learning-Based Optical Flow Estimation,
ICIP22(1236-1240)
IEEE DOI 2211
Optical losses, Integrated optics, Costs, Neural networks, Estimation, Optical fiber networks, Optical flow, Neural networks, Multi-scale loss BibRef

Long, L.[Libo], Lang, J.[Jochen],
Detail Preserving Residual Feature Pyramid Modules for Optical Flow,
WACV22(3980-3988)
IEEE DOI 2202
Training, Schedules, Visualization, Estimation, Computer architecture, Maintenance engineering, Motion Processing BibRef

Hofinger, M.[Markus], Bulò, S.R.[Samuel Rota], Porzi, L.[Lorenzo], Knapitsch, A.[Arno], Pock, T.[Thomas], Kontschieder, P.[Peter],
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Sun, Z.F.[Ze-Feng], Wang, H.[Hanli], Yi, Y.[Yun], Li, Q.Y.[Qin-Yu],
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Springer DOI 2003
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Salehifar, M.[Mehdi], He, Y.[Yuwen], Zhang, K.[Kai], Zhang, L.[Li],
High-Precision Motion Vector Refinement for Bi-Directional Optical Flow,
ICIP23(1445-1449)
IEEE DOI 2312
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Liu, H.B.[Hong-Bin], Zhang, L.[Li], Zhang, K.[Kai], Chuang, H.C.[Hsiao Chiang], Wang, Y.[Yue], Xu, J.Z.[Ji-Zheng],
Two-Pass Bi-Directional Optical Flow Via Motion Vector Refinement,
ICIP19(1208-1211)
IEEE DOI 1910
bi-directional optical flow, motion vector refinement, motion compensation, versatile video coding BibRef

Stephenson, F., Breckon, T.P., Katramados, I.,
Degraf-Flow: Extending Degraf Features for Accurate and Efficient Sparse-To-Dense Optical Flow Estimation,
ICIP19(1277-1281)
IEEE DOI 1910
optical flow, Dense Gradient Based Features, DeGraF, automotive vision, feature points BibRef

Zhang, C., Chen, T., Liu, H., Shen, Q., Ma, Z.,
Looking-Ahead: Neural Future Video Frame Prediction,
ICIP19(1975-1979)
IEEE DOI 1910
Optical flow, inpainting, deep neural networks, video frame prediction BibRef

Maczyta, L., Bouthemy, P., Meur, O.L.,
Unsupervised Motion Saliency Map Estimation Based On Optical Flow Inpainting,
ICIP19(4469-4473)
IEEE DOI 1910
Motion saliency, optical flow inpainting, video analysis BibRef

Ren, Z.[Zhile], Gallo, O.[Orazio], Sun, D.[Deqing], Yang, M.H.[Ming-Hsuan], Sudderth, E.B.[Erik B.], Kautz, J.[Jan],
A Fusion Approach for Multi-Frame Optical Flow Estimation,
WACV19(2077-2086)
IEEE DOI 1904
BibRef
Earlier:
A Simple and Effective Fusion Approach for Multi-frame Optical Flow Estimation,
OpticalFlow18(VI:706-710).
Springer DOI 1905
image fusion, image sequences, multiframe optical flow estimation, Brightness BibRef

Dai, J., Huang, S., Nguyen, T.,
Pyramid Structured Optical Flow Learning with Motion Cues,
ICIP18(3338-3342)
IEEE DOI 1809
Estimation, Training, Adaptive optics, Optical imaging, Optical network units, Benchmark testing, Motion cue BibRef

Vaquero, V., Ros, G., Moreno-Noguer, F., Lopez, A.M., Sanfeliu, A.,
Joint coarse-and-fine reasoning for deep optical flow,
ICIP17(2558-2562)
IEEE DOI 1803
Adaptive optics, Cognition, Estimation, Optical imaging, Semantics, Task analysis, Training, classification, coarse-and-fine, regression BibRef

Ranjan, A.[Anurag], Black, M.J.[Michael J.],
Optical Flow Estimation Using a Spatial Pyramid Network,
CVPR17(2720-2729)
IEEE DOI 1711
Adaptive optics, Biomedical optical imaging, Computational modeling, Estimation, Neural networks, Optical computing, Optical, imaging BibRef

Choi, J.W.[Jong-Won], Kim, H.W.[Hyeong-Woo], Oh, T.H.[Tae-Hyun], Kweon, I.S.[In So],
Balanced optical flow refinement by bidirectional constraint,
ICIP14(5477-5481)
IEEE DOI 1502
Adaptive optics BibRef

Stoll, M.[Michael], Volz, S.[Sebastian], Bruhn, A.[Andres],
Joint trilateral filtering for multiframe optical flow,
ICIP13(3845-3849)
IEEE DOI 1402
Cross Bilateral Upsampling BibRef

Singh, A.[Abhishek], Ahuja, N.[Narendra],
Exploiting ramp structures for improving optical flow estimation,
ICPR12(2504-2507).
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Decoupled coarse-to-fine matching and nonlinear regularization for efficient motion estimation,
ICIP12(1517-1520).
IEEE DOI 1302
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Mohamed, M.A.[Mahmoud A.], Mertsching, B.[Baerbel],
TV-L1 Optical Flow Estimation with Image Details Recovering Based on Modified Census Transform,
ISVC12(I: 482-491).
Springer DOI 1209
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Radow, G.[Georg], Breuß, M.[Michael],
Variational Optical Flow: Warping and Interpolation Revisited,
CAIP19(I:409-420).
Springer DOI 1909
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Hoeltgen, L.[Laurent], Setzer, S.[Simon], Breuß, M.[Michael],
Intermediate Flow Field Filtering in Energy Based Optic Flow Computations,
EMMCVPR11(315-328).
Springer DOI 1107
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Wartak, S.[Szymon], Bors, A.G.[Adrian G.],
Optical Flow Estimation Using Diffusion Distances,
ICPR10(189-192).
IEEE DOI 1008
BibRef

Lei, C.[Cheng], Yang, Y.H.[Yee-Hong],
Optical flow estimation on coarse-to-fine region-trees using discrete optimization,
ICCV09(1562-1569).
IEEE DOI 0909
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Heindlmaier, M.[Michael], Yu, L.[Lang], Diepold, K.[Klaus],
The impact of nonlinear filtering and confidence information on optical flow estimation in a Lucas and Kanade framework,
ICIP09(1593-1596).
IEEE DOI 0911
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Ring, D., Pitie, F.,
Feature-Assisted Sparse to Dense Motion Estimation Using Geodesic Distances,
IMVIP09(7-12).
IEEE DOI 0909
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Chen, D.[Daniel], Denman, S.[Simon], Fookes, C.[Clinton], Sridharan, S.[Sridha],
Accurate Silhouettes for Surveillance: Improved Motion Segmentation Using Graph Cuts,
DICTA10(369-374).
IEEE DOI 1012
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Denman, S.[Simon], Fookes, C.[Clinton], Sridharan, S.[Sridha],
Improved Simultaneous Computation of Motion Detection and Optical Flow for Object Tracking,
DICTA09(175-182).
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Estimation of a 3D motion field from a multi-camera array using a multiresolution Gaussian mixture model,
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Wilson, R., Calway, A.D.,
Multiresolution Gaussian Mixture Models for Visual Motion Estimation,
ICIP01(II: 921-924).
IEEE DOI 0108
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Wilson, R.[Ronald],
MGMM: Multiresolution Gaussian Mixture Models for Computer Vision,
ICPR00(Vol I: 212-215).
IEEE DOI 0009
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Ho, H.T.[Huy Tho], Goecke, R.[Roland],
Optical flow estimation using Fourier Mellin Transform,
CVPR08(1-8).
IEEE DOI 0806
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Koppel, D.[Dan], Tsai, C.M.[Chang-Ming], Wang, Y.F.[Yuan-Fang],
Regularizing optical-flow computation using tensor theory and complex analysis,
Tensor08(1-6).
IEEE DOI 0806
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Li, J.[Jian], Benton, C.P.[Christopher P.], Nikolov, S.G.[Stavri G.], Scott-Samuel, N.E.[Nicholas E.],
Adaptive Multiscale Optical Flow Estimation,
ICIP07(II: 509-512).
IEEE DOI 0709
BibRef

Alvino, C., Tannenbaum, A., Yezzi, A.J., Curry, C.,
Multigrid Computation of Rotationally Invariant Non-Linear Optical Flow,
ICIP05(III: 1296-1299).
IEEE DOI 0512
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Yang, L.X.[Li-Xin], Sahli, H.,
A Nonlinear Multigrid Diffusion Model for Efficient Dense Optical Flow estimation,
ICIP05(I: 149-152).
IEEE DOI 0512
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Li, M., Kambhamettu, C., Stone, M.,
A General Framework for 2D Multiframe and 3D Surface-to-surface Motion Estimation,
BMVC04(xx-yy).
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Teng, C.H.[Chin-Hung], Lai, S.H.[Shang-Hong], Chen, Y.S.[Yung-Sheng], Hsu, W.H.[Wen-Hsing],
An accurate and adaptive optical flow estimation algorithm,
ICIP04(III: 1839-1842).
IEEE DOI 0505
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Adachi, E., Horiguchi, S.,
Multi-resolutional optical flow estimation with local optimization,
ICIP02(II: 257-260).
IEEE DOI 0210
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Wang, H.Y.[Hai-Yan], Ma, K.K.[Kai-Kuang],
Automatic video object segmentation via 3D structure tensor,
ICIP03(I: 153-156).
IEEE DOI 0312
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Earlier:
Accurate optical flow estimation using adaptive scale-space and 3d structure tensor,
ICIP02(II: 301-304).
IEEE DOI 0210
BibRef

Steenstrup Pedersen, K., Nielsen, M.,
Computing optic flow by scale-space integration of normal flow,
ScaleSpace01(xx-yy). 0106
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Maas, R.[Robert], ter Haar Romeny, B.M.[Bart M.], Viergever, M.A.[Max A.],
A Multiscale Taylor Series Approaches to Optic Flow and Stereo: A Generalization of Optic Flow Under the Aperture,
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George, M., Tjahjadi, T.,
Multiresolution Optical Flow Estimation using Adaptive Shifting,
ICIP99(III:717-721).
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Mendelsohn, J.[Jeffrey], Simoncelli, E.[Eero], Bajcsy, R.[Ruzena],
Discrete-time rigidity-constrained optical flow,
CAIP97(255-262).
Springer DOI 9709

HTML Version. And full paper:
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Johannesson, M., and Gokstorp, M.,
Video-rate Pyramid Optical Flow Computations on the Linear SIMD Array IVP,
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Gokstorp, M., Danielsson, P.E.,
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Colombo, C., del Bimbo, A., Santini, S.,
A Multilayer Massively Parallel Architecture for Optical Flow Computation,
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Bernard, C.,
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Ríos, H.[Homero],
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Kories, R., Rehfeld, N., Zimmermann, G.,
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ICPR88(I: 531-535).
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Kories, R., and Zimmermann, G.,
A Versatile Method for the Estimation of Displacement Vector Fields from Image Sequences,
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Kories, R., Hecker, G., Zimmermann, G.,
On the Precision of a Feature Based Displacement Measurement,
ICPR86(1193-1196). BibRef 8600

Zimmermann, G., Kories, R.,
Image Sequence Processing as an Aid for Three-Dimensional Display,
ICPR86(821-824). BibRef 8600

Kories, R., Zimmermann, G.,
Motion Detection in Image Sequences: An Evaluation of Feature Detectors,
ICPR84(778-780). BibRef 8400
And:
A Class of Stable Feature Extractors for Time-Varying Imagery,
ICPR84(919). BibRef

Korn, A.F.[Axel F.], Kories, R.,
Motion Analysis in Natural Scenes Picked up by a Moving Optical Sensor,
ICPR80(1251-1254). BibRef 8000

Kories, R.,
Determination of Displacement Vector Fields for General Camera Motions,
PRIP81(115-117). BibRef 8100

Bergeron, C., and Dubois, E.,
Parametric Block Estimation of Motion and Application to Temporal Interpolation of Video Sequences,
ICPR90(II: 140-146).
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Glazer, F.,
Hierarchial Gradient-Based Motion Detection,
DARPA87(733-748). BibRef 8700
Earlier:
Computing Optic Flow,
IJCAI81(644-647). Gradient-based approaches only work with small motions, but is extended by using a hierarchical approach. This seems in keeping with the UMass approach. BibRef

Bandyopadhyay, A.,
A Multiple Channel Model for Perception of Optical Flow,
CVWS84(78-82). BibRef 8400

Burt, P.J., Yen, C., Xy, X.,
Local Correlation Measures for Motion Analysis: A Comparative Study,
PRIP82(269-274). BibRef 8200

Burt, P.J., Yen, C., Xy, X.,
Multi-Resolution Flow - Through Motion Analysis,
CVPR83(246-252). BibRef 8300

Chapter on Optical Flow Field Computations and Use continues in
Parallel Optic Flow Computation, Efficient Computation .


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