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Tomas E. Crivelli

at Univ de Buenos Aires

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Proceedings Article | 25 August 2006 Paper

Segmentation of motion textures using mixed-state Markov random fields

T. Crivelli, B. Cernuschi-Frías, P. Bouthemy, J. Yao

Proceedings Volume 6315, 63150J (2006) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.674648

KEYWORDS: Motion models, Motion measurement, Image segmentation, Motion analysis, Image analysis, Motion estimation, Data modeling, Image processing, Lithium, Data processing

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The aim of this work is to model the apparent motion in image sequences depicting natural dynamic scenes (rivers, sea-waves, smoke, fire, grass etc) where some sort of stationarity and homogeneity of motion is present. We adopt the mixed-state Markov Random Fields models recently introduced to represent so-called motion textures. The approach consists in describing the distribution of some motion measurements which exhibit a mixed nature: a discrete component related to absence of motion and a continuous part for measurements different from zero. We propose several extensions on the spatial schemes. In this context, Gibbs distributions are analyzed, and a deep study of the associated partition functions is addressed. Our approach is valid for general Gibbs distributions. Some particular cases of interest for motion texture modeling are analyzed. This is crucial for problems of segmentation, detection and classification. Then, we propose an original approach for image motion segmentation based on these models, where normalization factors are properly handled. Results for motion textures on real natural sequences demonstrate the accuracy and efficiency of our method.

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