Human-assisted motion annotation

Ce Liu,W. Freeman,E. Adelson,Yair Weiss

Published 2008 in 2008 IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition

ABSTRACT

Obtaining ground-truth motion for arbitrary, real-world video sequences is a challenging but important task for both algorithm evaluation and model design. Existing ground-truth databases are either synthetic, such as the Yosemite sequence, or limited to indoor, experimental setups, such as the database developed by Baker et al (2007). We propose a human-in-loop methodology to create a ground-truth motion database for the videos taken with ordinary cameras in both indoor and outdoor scenes, using the fact that human beings are experts at segmenting objects and inspecting the match between two frames. We designed an interactive computer vision system to allow a user to efficiently annotate motion. Our methodology is cross-validated by showing that human annotated motion is repeatable, consistent across annotators, and close to the ground truth obtained by Baker et al (2007). Using our system, we collected and annotated 10 indoor and outdoor real-world videos to form a ground-truth motion database. The source code, annotation tool and database is online for public evaluation and benchmarking.

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    2008

  • Venue

    2008 IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition

  • Publication date

    2008-06-01

  • Fields of study

    Computer Science, Engineering

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