Saner et al., 2014 - Google Patents

High-Speed Object Tracking Using an Asynchronous Temporal Contrast Sensor.

Saner et al., 2014

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17775809807607876861
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Saner D
Wang O
Heinzle S
Pritch Y
Smolic A
Sorkine-Hornung A
Gross M
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VMV

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Purely image-based approaches to tracking objects in video sequences are more prone to failure the higher an object's speed, as it covers a greater distance over the camera's exposure time and is subject to increased motion blur. These algorithms are also …
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