Method, System and Device for Direct Prediction of 3D Body Poses from Motion Compensated Sequence
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Three-dimensional (3-D) motion estimation is applied to the problem of motion compensation for video coding. We suppose that the video sequence consists of the perspective projections of a collection of rigid bodies which undergo a rototranslational motion ...
Motion estimation and compensation techniques have shown their efficiency to reduce temporal redundancies in video coding applications. Motion estimation analyzes the movement of objects in the scene. The resulting motion information allows to improve inte ...
We propose a novel model-based coding system for video. Model-based coding aims at improving compression gain by replacing the non-informative image elements with some perceptually equivalent models. Images enclosing large textured regions are ideal candid ...
This article describes a method of constructing parametric models out of captured motion and skeleton data. Casting the problem as scattered data interpolation, our work is based on a multi-step approximation for the interpolation function with motion data ...
Motion estimation is a key issue in video coding. In very low bitrate applications, the amount of the side information for the motion field presents an important portion of the total bitrate. This paper presents a joint motion estimation, segmentation and ...
