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Chia-Ming Wang1, Kuo-Chin Fan1,2 and Cheng-Tzu Wang3
1Institute of Computer Science and Information Engineering
National Central University
Chungli, 320 Taiwan
2Department of Informatics
Fo Guang University
Ilan, 262 Taiwan
3Institute of Computer Science
National Taipei University of Education
Taipei, 106 Taiwan
In this paper, we develop two methods for estimating optical flow across multiframes
in an image sequence. The rationale of our proposed methods is based on integrating
temporal information from the reference image and its previous and next several
images. The difference between the two methods lies mainly on the modeling in utilizing
multiple images. The proposed methods can be applied to each point independently, and
hence is suitable for many image-based applications. Experiments were conducted on
various image sequences and the results show that using multiple frames can indeed reduce
the estimation error significantly, especially at those points that possess good features.
Received February 16, 2007; revised May 27, 2007; accepted August 13, 2007.
Communicated by Tong-Yee Lee.