3D Motion Parameters Estimation Using MRF and Neural Network

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In this paper we use the method of MRF and neural network to solve the problem of parameters estimation in non-rigid 3D movement. Firstly, the method of MRF is used for modeling the local motion correlation of each feature point, and the 3D coordinates of each feature point are obtained. Then the method of neural network is used for clustering the feature points according to their motion situation. When the neural network reaches stabilization, we can get the motion parameters of each feature point. Finally, we correct the neighborhoods of each feature point according to motion parameters. The experimental results show that our algorithm can correctly estimate the non-rigid motion parameters.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 490-495)

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March 2012

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