P. Bouthemy. A Maximum Likelihood Framework for Determining Moving Edges. IEEE trans on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 11(5):499-511, May 1989.
The determination of moving edges in an image sequence is discussed. An approach is proposed that relies on modeling principles and likely hypothesis testing techniques. A spatiotemporal edge in an image sequence is modeled as a surface patch in a 3-D spatiotemporal space. A likelihood ratio test enables its detection as well as simultaneous estimation of its related attributes. It is shown that the computation of this test leads to convolving the image sequence with a set of predetermined masks. The emphasis is on a restricted but widely relevant and useful case of surface patch, namely the planar one. In addition, an implementation of the procedure whose computation cost is merely equivalent to a spatial gradient operator is presented. This method can be of interest for motion-analysis schemes, not only for supplying spatiotemporal segmentation, but also for extracting local motion information. Moreover, it can cope with occlusion contours and important displacement magnitude. Experiments have been carried out with both synthetic and real images
@article{Bouthemy89,
Author = {Bouthemy, P.},
Title = {A Maximum Likelihood Framework for Determining Moving Edges},
Journal = {IEEE trans on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence},
Volume = { 11},
Number = {5},
Pages = {499--511},
Month = {May},
Year = {1989}
}
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