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Horn-Schunck Optical Flow Method

by Mohd Kharbat

 

22 Jan 2009 (Updated 23 Jan 2009)

An implementaion of the very classical optical flow method of Horn & Schunck.

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An implementaion of the very classical optical flow method of Horn & Schunck according to their paper:

 Horn, B.K.P., and Schunck, B.G., Determining Optical Flow, AI(17), No. 1-3, August 1981, pp. 185-203
http://dspace.mit.edu/handle/1721.1/6337

MATLAB release MATLAB 7.4 (R2007a)
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Comments and Ratings (14)
18 Feb 2013 Bek Yun

Good job!

20 Jun 2012 Andy

Thanks

23 Apr 2012 Chen yuan

thanks for sharing!

10 Mar 2012 Imad moi  
29 Dec 2011 Yuan-min

Thank you

10 Nov 2011 Tr?n H?u

Hi Kharbat!
Uhm, Thanks for your code Sharing. I would like convert 2D video into 3D video by using optical flow. How can i use those optical flows in order to convert into depth map?

27 Oct 2011 Dacheng Huang

May I have a look?Ha Ha

07 Jul 2011 Atif Anwer  
09 Jun 2011 amir yavari

Hi. Thanks for your nice code. Can you explain How did you find [-1 1; -1 1],... in computeDerivates.m file? thanks

04 May 2011 Matthew  
04 May 2011 Matthew

Are you sure that the derivatives in the computeDerivates.m file are correct? Matlab stores images with the y-axis in the first dimension and the x-axis in the second, so I think that fx and fy might be the wrong way around...

30 Mar 2011 saripah zura

how can i change the optical flow from pixel by pixel to 16x16?

29 Apr 2010 David  
09 Jun 2009 Andre Cohen  
Updates
23 Jan 2009

Now includes the computeDerivatives function.

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