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摘要
T. Simchony等人(1990)基于直接泊松求解器的迭代应用,提出了一种计算基于区域的光流的半直接方法。该方法仅适用于Dirichlet边界条件,即仅当域边界处的速度矢量先验已知时才适用。实验和分析表明,半直接方法只在非常高的平滑度下收敛。在这样的平滑水平上,只需填入已知的边界值即可得到解;图像中的数据几乎完全被忽略。结果表明,半直接法不适合计算基于面积的光流
On Poisson solvers and semi-direct methods for computing area based optical flow
T. Simchony et al. (1990) proposed a semidirect method for computing area-based optical flow, based on the iterative application of a direct Poisson solver. This method is restricted to Dirichlet boundary conditions, i.e. it is applicable only when velocity vectors at the boundary of the domain are known a priori. It is shown, both experimentally and through analysis, that the semidirect method converges only for a very high degree of smoothness. At such levels of smoothness, the solution is obtained merely by filling in the known boundary values; the data from the image is almost totally ignored. It is concluded that the semidirect method is not suited for the computation of area-based optical flow.<>