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object tracking

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From: Stan Reeves
Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1992 00:24
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Beginning in January, I will be leading a senior design project that
involves tracking a single rigid object in an image sequence.  Can
anyone suggest some standard algorithms for accomplishing this?  I
could dream up several approaches, but I would like to point the 
students to some references on techniques that are commonly used for
this type of problem.  I'm hoping to have them check out more than
one approach, so a variety of responses would be great.  Any help is
appreciated.  

Incidentally, is there a better newsgroup for this question?  This
is more of a computer vision problem than an image processing problem.


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Stan Reeves
Auburn University, Department of Electrical Engineering, Auburn, AL  36849
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