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Motion Analysis: Past, Present and Futuren, the use of a camera and a computer to recognize objects, people and/or events automatically, is a relatively young field of research. Its development began in the early 1960s; however, it has matured fairly quickly. Today, it is contributing to the solutions of some of the most serious societal p

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Projective Joint Invariants for Matching Curves in Camera Networkss in the real projective space are the volume cross ratios. A curve in .-dimensional projective space is represented by a signature manifold comprising .-point projective joint invariants, where . is at least .+2. The signature manifold can be used to establish equivalence of two curves in projectiv

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A Comparison of Techniques for Camera Selection and Hand-Off in a Video Networkvarious tasks. One of the most basic tasks is the tracking of objects, which requires mechanisms to select a camera for a certain object and hand-off this object from one camera to another so as to accomplish seamless tracking. In this chapter, we provide a comprehensive comparison of current and em

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