Abstract
The properties of the one and two dimensional Gabor filters are reviewed. These filters are optimally localised in both the image space and frequency space. Spatial frequency and temporal frequency are related by the image plane velocity. These properties are exploited in a filter scheme to detect and measure visual motion. Experimental results are reported.
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