Application of inpainting technology to video restoration
Rong‐Chi Chang, Nick C. Tang, Chia Cheng Chao · 2008
Video inpainting is the unique technique that can automatically restore damaged or partially removed image.It is also the tool for filling in the missing part in a video sequence. Exploration of more advanced concepts in video painting, this paper is intended to develop a new video algorithm based on temporal continuations and exemplar-based image in painting techniques. This proposed algorithm involves the elements of removing the moving objects on stationary and non-stationary background. Therefore, the related experiments include a wide variety of temporal continuations of foreground and background. According to the results of our experiments, a motion-compensated in painting procedure is successfully developed and it can be further extended to implant into the inpainted background video. Ultimately, the inpainted video backgrounds are visually pleasant with smooth transitions.