Symmetrical target image tracking method based on local optical flow
A target image and local optical flow technology, applied in the field of image processing, can solve the problems of low tracking efficiency and poor tracking performance, and achieve the effect of improving performance and efficiency and reducing the amount of calculation
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[0044] When it is determined as a symmetrical target, the current image is the first frame image of the previous two frames, and the step S21 specifically includes the steps:
[0045] S21-1. Detect the edge contour and contour corners of the first frame image and thereby calculate the centroid A of the first frame image 1 (and its centroid moving vector P 1 , is a zero vector and has no meaning for calculation), the first frame image is the first frame when the machine starts to capture the image;
[0046] S21-2. Read in the second frame of image;
[0047] S21-3. Detect the edge contour and contour corner points of the second frame image and calculate the centroid A of the second frame image thereby 2 ;
[0048] S21-4. According to the centroid A of the first frame image 1 and the centroid A of the second frame image 2 Calculate the centroid moving vector P of the second frame image 2 =A 2 -A 1 ;
[0049] S21-5. According to the centroid movement vector P of the secon...
Embodiment 2
[0052] When it is determined as a symmetrical target, if the current image is the second frame image of the previous two frames, the step S21 specifically includes the steps:
[0053] S21-1. Detect the edge contour and contour corners of the second frame image and calculate the centroid A of the second frame image thereby 2 ;
[0054] S21-2. According to the centroid A of the first frame image 1 and the centroid A of the second frame image 2 Calculate the centroid moving vector P of the second frame image 2 =A 2 -A 1 , the first frame image is the first frame when the machine starts to capture the image; the centroid A of the first frame image 1 (and its centroid moving vector P 1 , which is a zero vector and has no meaning for calculation) has been calculated when it is captured;
[0055] S21-3. According to the centroid movement vector P of the second frame image2 and contour corner points to infer the motion trend of the target object.
Embodiment 3
[0058] When it is determined to be a symmetric target, if the current image is any one of the subsequent m frames (n≥3), the step S21 specifically includes the steps:
[0059] S21-1. Detecting the edge contour and contour corners of the current image and thus calculating the centroid of the current image;
[0060] S21-2. According to the centroid A of the current image n and the centroid A of the previous frame image of the current image n-1 Calculate the centroid movement vector P of the current image n =A n -A n-1 (It is necessary to find the centroid of two consecutive images);
[0061] S21-3. Move the vector P according to the centroid of the current image n and contour corner points to infer the motion trend of the target object.
[0062] It should be noted that, in the step S21-2, if the centroid of the previous frame image has been obtained (if the current image is the third frame and the second frame is also symmetrical, then its centroid is in the embodiment 1 o...
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