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Disparity and optical flow partitioning using extended Potts priors

Disparity and optical flow partitioning using extended Potts priors
Disparity and optical flow partitioning using extended Potts priors
This paper addresses the problems of disparity and optical flow partitioning based on the brightness invariance assumption. We investigate new variational approaches to these problems with Potts priors and possibly box constraints. For the optical flow partitioning, our model includes vector-valued data and an adapted Potts regularizer. Using the notion of asymptotically level stable (als) functions, we prove the existence of global minimizers of our functionals. We propose a modified alternating direction method of multipliers. This iterative algorithm requires the computation of global minimizers of classical univariate Potts problems which can be done efficiently by dynamic programming. We prove that the algorithm converges both for the constrained and unconstrained problems. Numerical examples demonstrate the very good performance of our partitioning method.
0 minimization, ADMM-like algorithm, Disparity partitioning, Jump sparsity, Optical flow partitioning, Potts priors
2049-8764
43-62
Cai, Xiaohao
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Fitschen, Jan Henrik
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Nikolova, Mila
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Steidl, Gabriele
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Storath, Martin
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Cai, Xiaohao
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Fitschen, Jan Henrik
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Nikolova, Mila
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Steidl, Gabriele
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Storath, Martin
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Cai, Xiaohao, Fitschen, Jan Henrik, Nikolova, Mila, Steidl, Gabriele and Storath, Martin (2014) Disparity and optical flow partitioning using extended Potts priors. Information and Inference: A Journal of the IMA, 4 (1), 43-62. (doi:10.1093/imaiai/iau010).

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Abstract

This paper addresses the problems of disparity and optical flow partitioning based on the brightness invariance assumption. We investigate new variational approaches to these problems with Potts priors and possibly box constraints. For the optical flow partitioning, our model includes vector-valued data and an adapted Potts regularizer. Using the notion of asymptotically level stable (als) functions, we prove the existence of global minimizers of our functionals. We propose a modified alternating direction method of multipliers. This iterative algorithm requires the computation of global minimizers of classical univariate Potts problems which can be done efficiently by dynamic programming. We prove that the algorithm converges both for the constrained and unconstrained problems. Numerical examples demonstrate the very good performance of our partitioning method.

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Accepted/In Press date: 19 October 2014
Published date: 31 December 2014
Keywords: 0 minimization, ADMM-like algorithm, Disparity partitioning, Jump sparsity, Optical flow partitioning, Potts priors

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Local EPrints ID: 438615
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/438615
ISSN: 2049-8764
PURE UUID: f039d5e6-7412-4487-a763-33f030bccc04
ORCID for Xiaohao Cai: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-0924-2834

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Last modified: 17 Mar 2024 04:01

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Author: Xiaohao Cai ORCID iD
Author: Jan Henrik Fitschen
Author: Mila Nikolova
Author: Gabriele Steidl
Author: Martin Storath

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