Week 9 Motion Analysis and Video Segmentation Flashcards

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What does motion analysis study?

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Motion analysis studies the movement of objects within a video or image sequence.

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What is optical flow?

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Optical flow estimates the apparent motion of pixels between consecutive frames.

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What is the difference between dense and sparse optical flow?

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Dense optical flow computes motion vectors for every pixel. Sparse flow tracks key points.

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What is Lucas-Kanade used for?

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Lucas-Kanade is a popular algorithm for sparse optical flow estimation.

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What does motion segmentation achieve?

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Motion segmentation separates moving objects from the background in a scene.

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What is background subtraction?

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Background subtraction is a common technique for motion segmentation.

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What are applications of motion analysis?

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Applications include video surveillance, autonomous driving, and activity recognition.

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What is video object segmentation?

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Video object segmentation identifies and tracks objects in a video over time.

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How do semi-supervised segmentation methods work?

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Semi-supervised segmentation uses an initial object mask for tracking.

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What are challenges in video segmentation?

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Challenges include occlusions, varying object appearances, and motion blur.

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