“Video patch replacement” by Guskov
Conference:
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Title:
- Video patch replacement
Session/Category Title: About Face
Presenter(s)/Author(s):
Abstract:
A system for replacing user-specified portions of an input video sequence with custom content. The method relies on a kernel-based motion estimation procedure to establish frame-to-frame correspondence.
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