Motion Field - Special Cases

Special Cases

The motion field is defined as:

where

.

where

  • is a point in the scene where Z is the distance to that scene point.
  • is the relative motion between the camera and the scene,
  • is the translational component of the motion, and
  • is the angular velocity of the motion.

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