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    Title: Video Inpainting for Object Removal and Video Restoration
    Authors: Nick C. Tang;Rong-Chi Chang
    Contributors: Dept. of Computer Science & nformation,Department of Media & Design, Asia University;Engineering, Tamkang University
    Keywords: Video inpainting;Object removal;Motion estimation;Image completion;Digital;inpainting
    Date: 2007-12-20
    Issue Date: 2009-12-15
    Publisher: 亞洲大學資訊學院;中華電腦學會
    Abstract: Video inpainting is the technique that can automatically restore damaged or partially removed image. It is also the unique tool for filling in the missing part in a video sequence. Exploration of more advanced concepts in video painting, we develop a new video algorithm based on temporal continuations and exemplar-based image inpainting techniques. This proposed algorithm involves the elements of removing the moving objects on stationary and non-stationary background. Therefore, the related experiments include a wide variety of temporal continuations of foreground and background. According to the results of our experiments, a motion-compensated inpainting procedure is successfully developed and it can be further extended toimplant into the inpainted background video. Ultimately, the inpainted video backgrounds are visually pleasant with smooth transitions.
    Relation: 2007NCS全國計算機會議 12-20~21
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