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I have a question regarding the HornSchunck method and the partial time derivative:
ft = im2 - im1
ft = filter2(im1, kernelT) + filter2(im2, -kernelT)
with kernelT = np.ones((2, 2))*.25
If my understanding is correct, you substract the values from the second image from the ones in the first image.
In the Horn und Schunck paper I understood that you are supposed to do it the other way around.
Could you maybe tell me, if I understood it wrong or what the reasoning is to put this the other way around?
I also tried implementing the method myself, and exactly this issue seems to be my problem. If I implemented this with the minus sign in the im2 kernel, my directions are correct. I just donot understand why that is the case.
Thank you and greetings!
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Hi,
I have a question regarding the HornSchunck method and the partial time derivative:
ft = im2 - im1
ft = filter2(im1, kernelT) + filter2(im2, -kernelT)
with kernelT = np.ones((2, 2))*.25
If my understanding is correct, you substract the values from the second image from the ones in the first image.
In the Horn und Schunck paper I understood that you are supposed to do it the other way around.
Could you maybe tell me, if I understood it wrong or what the reasoning is to put this the other way around?
I also tried implementing the method myself, and exactly this issue seems to be my problem. If I implemented this with the minus sign in the im2 kernel, my directions are correct. I just donot understand why that is the case.
Thank you and greetings!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: