pathak22/unsupervised-video

[CVPR 2017] Unsupervised deep learning using unlabelled videos on the web

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This project helps computer vision researchers and practitioners automatically analyze video footage to understand how objects move. By using large amounts of unlabeled video as input, it produces models that can identify and track moving objects, making it easier to segment videos without manual annotation. It's designed for those who work with video analysis and need to extract insights from motion.

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Use this if you are a computer vision researcher or engineer needing pre-trained models for tasks like object tracking or motion segmentation in videos.

Not ideal if you need a consumer-ready application for video editing or general object detection without a focus on motion analysis.

video-analysis object-tracking motion-segmentation computer-vision unsupervised-learning
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Apr 25, 2019

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