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Real Time Implementation of an MRF-Based Motion Detection Algorithm on a DSP Board

C. Dumontier Franck Luthon 1 J.P. Charras
1 LIUPPA - Laboratoire Informatique de l'Université de Pau et des Pays de l'Adour
Abstract : The main concern in image processing is computation cost. MRF-based algorithms particularly require a significant charge of computation. Most of implementations of this kind of algorithms are made on parallel machines. This paper investigates an original solution for real time implementation of a robust MRF-based motion detection algorithm. A PC board, based on a pipeline architecture using a single powerful DSP and FPGA components, is developed. The algorithm and the board are described. A processing rate of 15 images per second is achieved, showing the validity of this approach.
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C. Dumontier, Franck Luthon, J.P. Charras. Real Time Implementation of an MRF-Based Motion Detection Algorithm on a DSP Board. IEEE Digital Signal Processing Workshop, 1996, Unknown, Unknown Region. pp.183-186. ⟨hal-01909117⟩

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