8 December 2014 Adaptive correlation filter-based video stabilization without accumulative global motion estimation
Eunjin Koh, Chanyong Lee, Dong Gil Jeong
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Abstract
We present a digital video stabilization approach that provides both robustness and efficiency for practical applications. In this approach, we adopt a stabilization model that maintains spatio-temporal information of past input frames efficiently and can track original stabilization position. Because of the stabilization model, the proposed method does not need accumulative global motion estimation and can recover the original position even if there is a failure in interframe motion estimation. It can also intelligently overcome the situation of damaged or interrupted video sequences. Moreover, because it is simple and suitable to parallel scheme, we implement it on a commercial field programmable gate array and a graphics processing unit board with compute unified device architecture in a breeze. Experimental results show that the proposed approach is both fast and robust.
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Eunjin Koh, Chanyong Lee, and Dong Gil Jeong "Adaptive correlation filter-based video stabilization without accumulative global motion estimation," Optical Engineering 53(12), 123104 (8 December 2014). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.OE.53.12.123104
Published: 8 December 2014
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KEYWORDS
Advanced distributed simulations

Video

Image filtering

Motion estimation

Digital filtering

Optical filters

Pulmonary function tests

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