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Method and device for detecting reliability of a field of movement vectors
   
Document Number
US Patent 7194034
Issued Date
March 20, 2007
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Briand; Ge (Ploufragan,FR)
Verdier; Alain (Vern sur Seiche,FR)
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A method of detecting the reliability of a field of movement vectors of one image in a sequence of video images. The method includes a stage of calculating a stability parameter, Det_Stab(t), for the field. The parameter is based on a comparison (4), over two successive images, of the number of occurrences of the majority vectors of the movement-vectors fields of each of these images. A field is defined as stable if the variation in the number of occurrences lies within a predefined bracket. Reliability (7) is decided on the basis of this stability parameter.
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Owner
Thomas Licensing (Boulogne-Billancourt,FR)
Published
March 20, 2007
Application Number
10/075,839
Filed
February 13, 2002
US Classification
375/240.16   348/E7.013 375/E7.105 375/E7.123
Int'l Classification
H04N   7/12   (20060101)  
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Priority Data
Feb 15, 2001 [FR] 01 02042
USPTO Field of Search
375/240.01   375/240.12   375/240.16   375/240.17   375/240.24   375/240.26   375/240.27   348/447   348/700   348/701  
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