Abstract
A technique requiring only two frames is presented for finding time-varying edges in a dynamic scene. The frames need not be contiguous. The proposed operator picks up moving edge points which are not easily detected with simple static edge operators. The operator includes both change and edge detection in a way that improves overall performance. Also presented are arguments against the use of three-dimensional operators for scenes where the third dimension is temporal rather than spatial.
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