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Motion analysis long used to be a specialized research area that had not much to do with general image processing. This separation had two reasons. First, the techniques used to analyze motion in image sequences were quite different. Second, the large amount of storage space and computing power required to process image sequences made image sequence analysis available only to a few specialized institutions that could afford to buy the expensive specialized equipment. Both reasons are no longer true. Because of the general progress in image processing, the more advanced methods used in motion analysis no longer differ from those used for other image processing tasks. The rapid progress in computer hardware and algorithms makes the analysis of image sequences now feasible even on standard personal computers and workstations.
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Jähne, B. (2002). Motion. In: Digital Image Processing. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-04781-1_14
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