1995
DOI: 10.1109/91.413239
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An application of fuzzy set theory for an electronic video camera image stabilizer

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“…There are many algorithms to calculate the LMV such as Block matching algorithm [10], Edge pattern matching [11], Bit-plane matching [12] [13], representative point matching [1] [14] and others [15] [16].After that, the GMV can be calculated by using the summation of absolute difference [1] or another way, for example the median-based motion correction [17]. The description for each method follows as:…”
Section: The Motion Estimation Unitmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…There are many algorithms to calculate the LMV such as Block matching algorithm [10], Edge pattern matching [11], Bit-plane matching [12] [13], representative point matching [1] [14] and others [15] [16].After that, the GMV can be calculated by using the summation of absolute difference [1] or another way, for example the median-based motion correction [17]. The description for each method follows as:…”
Section: The Motion Estimation Unitmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We have a shaky video sequence as input of the proposed model. Local motion estimation determines the local motion vector by representative point matching algorithm which has been proposed in [1] and [14]. The RPM can greatly reduce the complexity of computation in comparison with other methods.…”
Section: Chapter 4 4 the Proposed Modelmentioning
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“…However, cameras mounted on vehicles frequently suffer from image shaking caused by the vehicles' motion [1,2]. In particular, serious image shake occurs in complex terrains or under strenuous motions, thereby blurring the video sequences captured by cameras.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…In this paper, we propose a CNN-based chip which could greatly reduce the heavy computation problem for location motion estimation processing. The representative point matching (RPM) [2] method is used to find the local motion vectors. The pre-processing image information will first pass a digital-to-analog (D/A) converter and store incoming data to memories.…”
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