光学和电容成像传感器的贝叶斯平滑几何序列成像

K. Sengupta, F. Porikli
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在本文中,我们介绍了一种新的技术,称为几何序列(GS)成像,特别是为低功耗和轻重量的跟踪在人机界面设计的目的。成像传感器被编程为用一系列数据包捕获场景,其中每个数据包构成一些图像。与数据包中连续图像对相关联的延迟或基线遵循固定的比率,如在几何序列中。基线或延迟较短的图像对捕获快速运动,而基线或延迟较大的图像对捕获慢动作。给定一个图像包,从慢速和快速图像对计算得到的运动置信度映射融合成一个单一的映射。接下来,我们使用贝叶斯更新方案来计算运动假设概率映射,给定先前数据包的信息。我们从这个概率图中估计运动。GS成像系统可靠地跟踪慢速运动和快速运动,这是实现触摸板类型系统等应用的重要功能。与连续对之间的短延迟连续成像相比,GS成像技术具有以下优点。整体功耗和CPU负载都很低。我们介绍了基于光学相机的人机界面(HCI)应用领域的结果,以及基于电容式指纹成像传感器的触摸板系统。
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Geometric Sequence (GS) imaging with Bayesian smoothing for optical and capacitive imaging sensors
In this paper, we introduce a novel technique called geometric sequence (GS) imaging, specifically for the purpose of low power and light weight tracking in human computer interface design. The imaging sensor is programmed to capture the scene with a train of packets, where each packet constitutes a few images. The delay or the baseline associated with consecutive image pairs in a packet follows a fixed ratio, as in a geometric sequence. The image pair with shorter baseline or delay captures fast motion, while the image pair with larger baseline or delay captures slow motion. Given an image packet, the motion confidence maps computed from the slow and the fast image pairs are fused into a single map. Next, we use a Bayesian update scheme to compute the motion hypotheses probability map, given the information of prior packets. We estimate the motion from this probability map. The GS imaging system reliably tracks slow movements as well as fast movements, a feature that is important in realizing applications such as a touchpad type system. Compared to continuous imaging with short delay between consecutive pairs, the GS imaging technique enjoys several advantages. The overall power consumption and the CPU load are significantly low. We present results in the domain of optical camera based human computer interface (HCI) applications, as well as for capacitive fingerprint imaging sensor based touch pad systems.
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