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Robust Background Identification for Dynamic Video Editing
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Extracting background features for estimating the camera path is a key step in many video editing and enhancement applications. Existing approaches often fail on highly dynamic videos that are shot by moving cameras and contain severe foreground occlusion. Based on existing theories, we present a new, practical method that can reliably identify background features in complex video, leading to accurate camera path estimation and background layering. Our approach contains a local motion analysis step and a global optimization step. We first divide the input video into overlapping temporal windows, and extract local motion clusters in each window. We form a directed graph from these local clusters, and identify background ones by finding a minimal path through the graph using optimization. We show that our method significantly outperforms other alternatives, and can be directly used to improve common video editing applications such as stabilization, compositing and background reconstruction.
Keywords:
Feature point trajectory
background detection
video enhancement
video stabilization
camera path estimation
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