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EVENTS: INRIA Work Review Nov 18 th, 2002. Madrid.
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Two Input Frames
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Problems: Objects on Different Planes
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Problem: Current Minimum Resolution is Triangle
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Separate Objects on Different Planes
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Approach Separate images into Background and Foreground objects Extension to Dynamic Scenes?
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Scenario: Dynamic Scenes Fixed or static background Moving objects (i.e. players)
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Scenario: Camera Motion What can be done with moving camera (rotations, zoom and focus changes)
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Segmenting Player Initial foreground H H
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Segmenting Player Initial foreground - -
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Segmenting Player Initial Foreground Corresponding Background
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Segmenting Player 1...k...N statistics
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Background
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Advantages Segmentation of foreground objects Arbitrary foreground resolution can be handled Background model generated
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Open Problems Different planes on background are still not segmented Real time?
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Extension to Multiple Views Background interpolation need to be done only once Only foreground objects need to be interpolated
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Synchronization of Stereo-Data Player Tracker – Modified Mean Shift Track positions are used to recovered 3D trajectories of players Novel curve registration framework Automatic
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Conclusions Automatic Segmentation of foreground Objects Background model generation Synchronization of Stereo Data
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Publications From Video Sequence to Motion Panorama, IEEE Workshop on Visual Motion, Dec 5-6, Florida, USA. Indexing Key Positions between Multiple Videos, IEEE Workshop on Visual Motion, Dec 5-6, Florida, USA.
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