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Around the World in 80 Seconds
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作者:
彬彬
时间:
2011-12-29 08:56
标题:
Around the World in 80 Seconds
1 Introduction and Related Work
In the famous book “around the world in 80 days” published by
Jules Verne in 1873, two characters aim to perform a world tour
in 80 days. Inspired by Verne’s adventure, we develop a system
to virtually circumnavigate the world in 80 seconds, by collecting
and re-arranging a large collection of Internet images, in a fully
automatic manner, as shown in Figure 1.
Existing methods cannot handle our application. For example,
R. Pergeaux and A. Profit1 need a considerable amount of time
and efforts to manually select and align the pictures. S***cture-
from-motion algorithms (e.g. [Snavely et al. 2006]) can deal with
thousands of images but would require an intractable amount of
processing time and memory for world-scale scenes. In contrast
to scene summarization (e.g. [Simon et al. 2007]), the scene and
the physical locations of the images are changing during the tour.
[Sivic et al. 2008] developed a system to navigate in a set of im-
ages, but it does not take into account geographic data (e.g. GPS
position), temporal data (e.g. acquisition date) or higher-level in-
formation (e.g. objects/buildings present in the pictures or repre-
sentative image selection).
2 Our approach
We automatically collect millions of pictures from Flickr and
grouped the images from the same city into one cluster. A special
sub-cluster “street”, detected by [Oliva and Torralba 2001], is in-
cluded within each city as a connector between landmarks or cities.
Our goal is to build an image sequence with visually smooth transi-
tion. This aim can be transformed into a graph problem which finds
the shortest path from a node in the first cluster to a node in the last
cluster. We define the similarity between two images, I and I
′ by:
d(I; I
′
) = fs(I; I
′
) + cfc(I; I
′
) + vfv(I; I
′
) (1)
where fs measures the s***cture similarity from GIST features
[Oliva and Torralba 2001], fc is the 2 distance between the global
color histograms (i.e. color/tone similarity), fv is the spatial dis-
tance between the vanishing points [Kong et al. 2009], c and v
are the relative weights which are set to 10 and 100 respectively.
Given the shortest path as the skeleton path, the user might want to
adjust the number of images in the sequence while maintaining the
1http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2N8NaUHR5XI
smooth transition in the image sequence. This can be achieved by
dynamically adding/dropping nodes from the skeleton path based
on the edge weights in real-time.
Our system can also, if desired, automatically find the representa-
tive images within each (sub)cluster. This selection is performed by
[Simon et al. 2007] and will be presented in the Paris tour.
3 Experiments
Figure 1 presents a subset of our result image sequence for
“Jules Verne’s world tour” (world scale). The whole sequence
contains 80 images and constitutes a 80-second world tour
movie. Additional results and video sequences are presented on
http://graphics.ethz.ch/˜jebazin/WT80sec/, es-
pecially a trans-US journey from New-York state to California
(country scale), a tour through the 10 most popular landmarks of
Paris (city scale) and a tour in Ueno Park in Japan along the four
seasons (temporal tour). The whole image sequences were obtained
within a minute, given the similarity graph.
4 Conclusion
In this paper, we have presented an original system that generates,
in a fully automatic manner, a visually smooth image sequence
from Internet images to visualize a traveling tour. Our system al-
lows real-time dynamic adjustment of the number of images pre-
sented in the sequence, interactive path definition by the user and
automatically selects the representative images of landmarks. We
demonstrated our system with tours of various graphical configura-
tions and scales and also extended it to the temporal domain.
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