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Network-based structure flow estimation

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Liu, Shu
Barnes, Nick
Mahony, Robert
Ye, Haolei

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Structure flow is a novel three-dimensional motion representation that differs from scene flow in that it is directly associated with image change. Due to its close connection with both optical flow and divergence in images, it is well suited to estimation from monocular vision. To acquire an accurate measurement of structure flow, we design a method that employs the spatial pyramid structure and the network-based method. We investigate the current motion field datasets and validate the performance of our method by comparing its two-dimensional component of motion field with the previous works. In general, we experimentally show two conclusions: 1. Our motion estimator employs only RGB images and outperforms the previous work that utilizes RGB-D images. 2. The estimated structure flow map is a more effective representation for demonstrating the motion field compared with the widely-accepted scene flow via monocular vision.

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2099-12-31