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Motion Analysis via Local Translational Processing

The first part of this report presents a procedure for processing real world image sequences produced by relative translational motion between a sensor and environmental objects. In this procedure, the determination of the direction of sensor translation is effectively combined with the determinatio...

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Main Author:	Lawton,Daryl T
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Subjects:	CAMERAS CARTESIAN COORDINATES DISPLACEMENT EDMF(Environmental Direction of Motion Field) FOCUSING IMAGE MOTION COMPENSATION IMAGE PROCESSING Optics PARAMETERS Photography Robust procedures THREE DIMENSIONAL Translational motion Translational processing TRANSLATIONS VECTOR ANALYSIS
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