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Video synchronization based on events alignment
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DOI：10.1016/j.patrec.2012.02.009.png)
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This paper presents a method of synchronizing two video sequences. The changes of kinematic status of feature points are considered as events. The basic idea of this paper is to temporally align these events observed in the two cameras by using an algorithm to score each candidate event correspondence, such that each false correspondence with a lower score could be discarded. Then the recovered event correspondences are obtained and they can be used to coarsely estimate synchronization parameters via the Hough transform. Finally refine these parameters by solving an optimization problem in order to recover synchronization to sub-frame accuracy. The method is evaluated quantitatively using synthetic sequences and demonstrated qualitatively on several real sequences. Experiment results show that the method is applicable to multiple features case, single feature case, different frame rates case and even the case of single feature with the two cameras relative motion. (C) 2012 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
Video synchronization
Video alignment
Events alignment
Event correspondence
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