Optimal Coded Sampling for Temporal Super-Resolution

Conventional low frame rate cameras result in blur and/or aliasing in images while capturing fast dynamic events. Multiple low speed cameras have been used previously with staggered sampling to increase the temporal resolution. However, previous approaches are inefficient: they either use small integration time for each camera which does not provide light benefit, or use large integration time in a way that requires solving a big ill-posed linear system. We propose coded sampling that address these issues: using N cameras it allows N times temporal superresolution while allowing ∼ N 2 times more light compared to an equivalent high speed camera. In addition, it results in a well-posed linear system which can be solved independently for each frame, avoiding reconstruction artifacts and significantly reducing the computational time and memory. Our proposed sampling uses optimal multiplexing code considering additive Gaussian noise to achieve the maximum possible SNR in the recovere...

• Type: Conference
• Year: 2010
• Where: CVPR
• Authors: Amit Agrawal, Mohit Gupta, Ashok Veeraraghavan, Srinivasa Narasimhan
• Keywords: Cameras, Computer Vision, CVPR 2010, Frame Rate Cameras, Speed Camera