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16:00-16:20, Paper ThCT5.2<br />

Panoramic Video Generation by Multi View Data Synthesis<br />

D’Orazio, Tiziana, Italian National Res. Council<br />

Leo, Marco, Italian National Res. Council<br />

Mosca, Nicola, Italian National Res. Council<br />

This paper presents a mosaic based approach for enlarged view soccer video production that can be provided to the audience<br />

as a complementary view for greater enjoyment of relevant events, such as offside, counter attack or goal, that spread out<br />

all over the playing feld. Firstly, an enlarged view of the whole field is produced by fusing the images of six cameras<br />

placed on the two sides of the field. Then a color transformation is applied to have uniform colors on the parts of the<br />

playing field acquired from different cameras. Finally, the players are segmented by each camera and projected onto the<br />

enlarged view to produce videos of the most interesting events.<br />

16:20-16:40, Paper ThCT5.3<br />

An Adaptive True Motion Estimation Algorithm for Frame Rate Conversion of High Definition Video<br />

Cetin, Mert, Sabanci Univ.<br />

Hamzaoglu, Ilker, Sabanci Univ.<br />

Frame Rate Up-Conversion (FRUC) is necessary for displaying low frame rate video signals on high frame rate flat panel<br />

displays. This paper proposes an adaptive true Motion Estimation (ME) algorithm for FRUC of High Definition video<br />

formats. The proposed ME algorithm produces similar quality results with less number of calculations or better quality<br />

results with similar number of calculations compared to 3D Recursive Search true ME algorithm by adaptively using optimized<br />

sets of candidate search locations and several computational complexity reduction techniques.<br />

16:40-17:00, Paper ThCT5.4<br />

Human Daily Activities Indexing in Videos from Wearable Cameras for Monitoring of Patients with Dementia Diseases<br />

Karaman, Svebor, Lab.<br />

Benois-Pineau, Jenny, Lab.<br />

Megret, Remi, Univ. of Bordeaux<br />

Dovgalecs, Vladislavs, IMS<br />

Gaëstel, Yann, INSERM U.897<br />

Dartigues, Jean-Francois, INSERM U.897<br />

Our research focuses on analysing human activities according to a known behaviorist scenario, in case of noisy and high<br />

dimensional collected data. The data come from the monitoring of patients with dementia diseases by wearable cameras.<br />

We define a structural model of video recordings based on a Hidden Markov Model. New spatio-temporal features, color<br />

features and localization features are proposed as observations. First results in recognition of activities are promising.<br />

17:00-17:20, Paper ThCT5.5<br />

Automatic Composition of an Informative Wide-View Image from Video<br />

Habe, Hitoshi, NAIST<br />

Makiyama, Shota, NAIST<br />

Kidode, Masatsugu, NAIST<br />

We describe a method for generating an informative wide-view image using images captured by a moving camera. The<br />

generated image allows for events in the scene observed by the camera to be understood easily. Our method does not use<br />

3D shape information explicitly. Instead, it employs the trajectory of feature points across multiple images and generates<br />

a composite image by taking into account the distribution of the trajectories of the feature points.<br />

ThCT6 Topkapı Hall B<br />

Facial Expression Regular Session<br />

Session chair: Akarun, Lale (Bogazici Univ.)<br />

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