Abstract
Results are presented for a new method to identify images of moving objects in a sequence of scene images, e.g. from a TV-camera observing a street intersection. The reported approach exploits the assumption that systematic greyvalue differences-based on second order statistics- between consecutive frames are due to images of moving objects. No knowledge is assumed about size, shape, or texture for images of stationary or non-stationary scene components. 1.
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Artificial intelligenceComputer visionIntersection (aeronautics)Computer scienceSequence (biology)Computer graphics (images)Geography
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- 1977
- Type
- article
- Pages
- 612-618
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- 81
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Ramesh Jain,
D. Militzer,
Hans-Hellmut Nagel
(1977).
Separating non-stationary from stationary scene components in a sequence of real world TV-images.
, 612-618.