WVM(89)
* Analysis Of Differential And Matching Methods For Optical Flow
* Calibration Of A Mobile Robot With Application To Visual Navigation
* Changes In Connectivity In Active Contour Models
* Common Theoretical Framework For Visual Motion'S Spatial And Temporal Coherence, A
* Computing Optical Flow
* Computing Optical Flow In Resistive Networks And In The Primate Visual System
* Computing Visual Motion In The Short And The Long: From Receptive Fields To Neural Networks
* Constraints For The Computation Of Optical Flow
* Curve Motion Constraint Equation And Its Applications
* Estimation Of 3-D Motion And Structure Based On A Temporally-Oriented Approach With The Method Of Regression
* Experiments And Uniqueness Results On Object Structure And Kinematics From A Sequence Of Monocular Images
* Implementation Of A Nonlinear Approach To The Motion Correspondence Problem
* In Search Of The Elusive Flow Field
* Inferring Structure From Motion: A Homotopy Algorithm
* Interpretation Of Image Sequences By Spatio-Temporal Analysis
* Interpretation Of Visual Motion: Recognizing Moving Light Displays, The
* Issues In Extracting Motion Parameters And Depth From Approximate Translational Motion
* Mathematical Properties Of The 2d Motion Field: From Singular Points To Motion Parameters
* Measuring Trajectory
* Motion Estimation From Points Without Correspondences From Orthographic Projections
* Motion From Images: Image Matching, Parameter Estimation And Intrinsic Stability
* Motion From Point Matches: Multiplicity Of Solutions
* Moving Towards The Horizon Of A Planar Curve
* Object Tracking With A Moving Camera
* On Combining Points And Lines In An Image Sequence To Recover 3d Structure And Motion
* On The Mathematical Foundations Of Smoothness Constraints For The Determination Of Optical Flow And For Surface Reconstruction
* On The Tracking Of Featureless Objects With Occlusion
* Optimal Motion Estimation
* Parallel Motion Algorithm Consistent With Psychophysics And Physiology, A
* Point Matching In A Time Sequence Of Stereo Image Pairs And Its Parallel Implementation On A Multiprocessor
* Recovering 3-D Motion Parameters From Image Sequences With Gross Errors
* Recovering 3-D Translational Motion And Establishing Stereo Correspondence From Binocular Image Flows
* Regularization Of Discontinuous Flow Fields
* Relative Motion Parallax And The Perception Of Structure From Motion
* Representing Motion Through Chronogeneous Transformations
* Second-Order Motion Perception: Space/Time Separable Mechanisms
* Stereo/Motion Cues In Pre-Attentive Vision Processing: Some Experiments With Random-Dot Stereographic Image Sequences
* Structure From Limited Motion Of Complex Rigid Objects
* Structure-From-Motion By Tracking Occlusion Boundaries
* Subject-Object Discrimination In 4d-Dynamic Scene Interpretation Of Machine Vision
* Towards A Theory Of Apparent Visual Motion
* Tracking Points And Line Segments In Image Sequences
* Using Motion From Orthographic Projections To Prove 3-D Point Matches
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WVM(91)
* 3d Structure Reconstruction From An Ego Motion Sequence Using Statistical Estimation And Detection Theory
* Adaptive Coring Techniques For Spatio-Temporal Signals
* Adaptive Multi-Scale Approach For Estimating Optical Flow: Computational Theory And Physiological Implementation, An
* Computing Motion Using Analog Vlsi Vision Chips: An Experimental Comparison Among Four Approaches
* Direct Computation Of The Focus Of Expansion From Velocity Field Measurements
* Direct Estimation Of Time-To-Impact From Optical Flow
* Direct Multi-Resolution Estimation Of Ego-Motion And Structure From Motion
* Dynamic Reconstruction Of 3d Structure And 3d Motion
* Egomotion From Global Flow Field Data
* Estimating 3d Vehicle Motion In An Outdoor Scene From Monocular And Stereo Image Sequences
* Estimation Of Velocity, Acceleration, And Disparity In Time Sequences
* Factoring Image Sequences Into Shape And Motion
* Factorization-Based Segmentation Of Motions
* Fast Subspace Algorithm For Recovering Rigid Motion, A
* Forming A Three Dimensional Environment Model Using Multiple Observations
* Getting Around The Aperture Problem Using Point And Line Correspondences
* Hierarchical Feature Based Matching For Motion Correspondence
* Incorporating Motion Error In Multi-Frame Structure From Motion
* Incremental Estimation Of Image Flow Using A Kalman Filter
* Mechanisms For Isolating Component Patterns In The Sequential Analysis Of Multiple Motion
* Motion Analysis And Modeling Of Epicardial Surfaces From Point And Line Correspondences
* Motion And Structure From Long Stereo Image Sequences
* Motion Recovery From Image Sequences Using First-Order Optical Flow Information
* Motion Tracking On The Spatiotemporal Surface
* Motion-Boundary Illusions And Their Regularization
* New Approach To Vision And Control For Road Following, A
* Non-Rigid Motion And Structure From Contour
* Parallel Visual Motion Analysis Using Multiscale Markov Random Fields
* Passive Navigation In A Partially Known Environment
* Pointwise Tracking Of Left-Ventricular Motion In 3d
* Principle Of Superposition: A Common Computational Framework For Analysis Of Multiple Motion
* Quantitative Interpretation Of Image Velocities In Real Time
* Realizing Active Vision By A Mobile Robot
* Recovering A Boundary-Level Structural Description From Dynamic Stereo
* Recovering Observer Translation With Center-Surround Operators
* Recursive Estimation Of Shape And Nonrigid Motion
* Relative Depth From Motion Using Normal Flow: An Active And Purposive Solution
* Robust Estimation Of A Multi-Layered Motion Representation
* Robustness Of Structure From Binocular Known Motion
* Segmentation Of People In Motion
* Segmentation, Matching And Estimation Of Structure And Motion Of Textured Piecewise Planar Surfaces
* Simultaneous Estimation Of 3d Shape And Motion Of Objects By Computer Vision
* Stability Of Phase Information
* Structure And Motion From Uniform 3d Acceleration
* Structure And Motion In Two Dimensions From Multiple Images: A Least Squares Approach
* Toward Structure From Motion For Linear Features Through Reference Points
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