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Temporally coherent video matting

Published:26 July 2010Publication History

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Existing video matting approaches determine the alpha matte sequence frame-by-frame, which lead to flickering near the boundary of the foreground region. We reduce this effect by considering video data as a spatio-temporal cube, and extending a robust matting algorithm to a 3D solver. Our results demonstrate consistent and visually pleasing alpha mattes, and tend to preserve temporal coherence better than previous techniques.

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  1. Wang, J., and Cohen, M. F. Optimized color sampling for robust matting. In IEEE Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2007.Google ScholarGoogle Scholar

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            SIGGRAPH '10: ACM SIGGRAPH 2010 Posters
            July 2010
            156 pages
            ISBN:9781450303934
            DOI:10.1145/1836845
            • Conference Chair:
            • Cindy Grimm

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            • Published: 26 July 2010

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