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Efficient Coarse-To-Fine PatchMatch for Large Displacement Optical Flow

CVPR 2016 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Molecules and proteins · approach: Flow matching generative modeling · 193 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use coarse-to-fine matching instead of single-scale PatchMatch (ablation)CPM · MPI-Sintel training finalAEEHelped
Increase pyramid levels beyond 5 (ablation)CPM · MPI-Sintel training finalAEEHurt
Use a search radius below 4 on lower pyramid levels (ablation)CPM · MPI-Sintel training finalAEEHurt
Increase the lower-level search radius (ablation)CPM · MPI-Sintel training finalAEEHurt
Reduce grid spacing (ablation)CPM · MPI-Sintel training finalAEEHelped
Set grid spacing to 1 instead of 3 (ablation)CPM · MPI-Sintel training finaltimeHurt
Increase matching iterations beyond 6 (ablation)CPM · MPI-Sintel training finalAEENo clear effect
Use CPM matching rather than DeepMatchingMPI-Sintel training final with EpicFlow interpolation · MPI-Sintel training finalAEE: 3.774 -> 3.617Helped
Use CPM matching rather than EpicFlowOptical flow estimation · KITTI2012 testOut-Noc3: 7.88% -> 5.79%Helped
Use CPM matching rather than EpicFlowOptical flow estimation · MiddleburyAEE: 0.393 -> 0.368Helped

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