Titlebook: Computer Analysis of Images and Patterns; 12th International C Walter G. Kropatsch,Martin Kampel,Allan Hanbury Conference proceedings 2007

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Regina Kr?plin,Wolfgang Schneckingclustering algorithm to sequences of motion images. To obey the temporal context, we express behaviors as sequences of .-grams of basic actions. Novel video sequences are classified by comparing histograms of action .-grams to stored histograms of known behaviors. Experimental validation shows a high accuracy in behavior recognition.

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Wolfgang Merkel,Eberhard Sandschneidertial-geometric perspective, and introduce the covariant derivative of frame fields as a general framework for early vision. This paper overviews our research showing how curve detection, texture, shading, color (hue), and stereo can be unified within this framework.

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Ellen Bos,Silvia von Steinsdorffased on the tracking of line features which are generated dynamically in every frame by rendering a polygonal model and extracting contours out of the rendered scene. Different methods of the line model generation are investigated. Depending on the scenario and the given 3D model either the image gr

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Wolfgang Merkel,Eberhard Sandschneiderions of interest can be found. To cope with highly dynamic and complex environments, a mixture of several models has been proposed in the literature. This paper proposes a novel background subtraction technique based on the popular Mixture of Gaussian Models technique. Moreover edge-based image segm

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99932-0cross-section images. Explicit analysis of global rotation, block matching, and optical flow techniques are compared. Experimental results seem to indicate that spiral grain in fact cannot be modeled by a circular motion of luminance values in gray scale images.

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Systemwechsel und Demokratisierungis work extends a previously developed algorithm that is based on mechanisms of motion processing in the human brain [1]. The temporal integration approach realizes motion detection using one reference frame and multiple past and/or future frames leading to correct motion estimates at positions that

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