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Using 3D Spline Differentiation to Compute Quantitative Optical Flow
We show that differentiation via fitting B-splines to the spatio-temporal intensity data comprising an image sequence provides at least the same and usually better 2D Lucas and Kanade optical flow than that computed via Simoncelli’s balanced/matched filters.