Optical Flow Matching for Image Registration Implementation
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This code implements image registration using optical flow matching technique. The complete source code and reference images are provided for practical implementation. Optical flow matching is a fundamental computer vision technique that calculates pixel-level motion vectors between consecutive images to establish correspondence. The implementation typically involves gradient-based methods (like Lucas-Kanade) or dense flow algorithms to track feature displacement across frames. Key functions include motion vector computation, feature point correlation, and match validation through error minimization. This approach enables precise localization of corresponding features between images, making it valuable for applications like motion analysis, object tracking, and stereo vision. The provided code demonstrates core optical flow concepts with practical examples to facilitate understanding of image alignment techniques.
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