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Secrets of Optical Flow Estimation and Their Principles (2010)

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by Deqing Sun , Stefan Roth , Michael J. Black
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@MISC{Sun10secretsof,
    author = {Deqing Sun and Stefan Roth and Michael J. Black},
    title = {Secrets of Optical Flow Estimation and Their Principles},
    year = {2010}
}

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Abstract

The accuracy of optical flow estimation algorithms has been improving steadily as evidenced by results on the Middlebury optical flow benchmark. The typical formulation, however, has changed little since the work of Horn and Schunck. We attempt to uncover what has made recent advances possible through a thorough analysis of how the objective function, the optimization method, and modern implementation practices influence accuracy. We discover that “classical” flow formulations perform surprisingly well when combined with modern optimization and implementation techniques. Moreover, we find that while median filtering of intermediate flow fields during optimization is a key to recent performance gains, it leads to higher energy solutions. To understand the principles behind this phenomenon, we derive a new objective that formalizes the median filtering heuristic. This objective includes a nonlocal term that robustly integrates flow estimates over large spatial neighborhoods. By modifying this new term to include information about flow and image boundaries we develop a method that ranks at the top of the Middlebury benchmark.

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optical flow estimation    median filtering    thorough analysis    modern optimization    nonlocal term    energy solution    new objective    objective function    image boundary    classical flow formulation    intermediate flow field    recent performance gain    middlebury optical flow benchmark    modern implementation practice influence accuracy    new term    optimization method    recent advance    middlebury benchmark    implementation technique    optical flow estimation algorithm    large spatial neighborhood    typical formulation    flow estimate   

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