Original paper
Lagrangian Motion Magnification revisited: Continuous, Magnitude Driven Motion Scaling for Psychophysiological Experiments
Published: Jul 1, 2018
Abstract
Video motion magnification forms a relatively novel family of visualization techniques, that aim to magnify imperceivably small motions in videos. The most prominent techniques are based on Eulerian video processing and local phase shifting, which modify pixel time courses, rather than relying on explicit motion estimation.In this work, we show that under ideal conditions in the context of psychophysiological experiments, a Lagrangian motion...
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Title
Lagrangian Motion Magnification revisited: Continuous, Magnitude Driven Motion Scaling for Psychophysiological Experiments
Published Date
Jul 1, 2018
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