Re: New paper on motion compensation

> 
> Well, I've read some more and while I haven't really studied the 
> math very hard, it does look promising indeed.
>
> [...]
> 
> So, what do you think?
> 

If I understand it right they use conventional motion
estimation techniques (i.e. feature matching, cross
correlation or optical flow, depending on the material)
to get a motion vector field. Then they use that data
to match some global translation model to it. With
the translated images they are able to combine them
into one.
The problem is you need to implement some good
motion estimation method first for it to be useful.


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