US Patent Application 18211376. TEMPORAL FILTERING WEIGHT COMPUTATION simplified abstract

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TEMPORAL FILTERING WEIGHT COMPUTATION

Organization Name

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC


Inventor(s)

Raymond Kirk Price of Redmond WA (US)


Christopher Douglas Edmonds of Carnation WA (US)


Michael Bleyer of Seattle WA (US)


Christian Markus Maekelae of Redmond WA (US)


TEMPORAL FILTERING WEIGHT COMPUTATION - A simplified explanation of the abstract

  • This abstract for appeared for US patent application number 18211376 Titled 'TEMPORAL FILTERING WEIGHT COMPUTATION'

Simplified Explanation

The abstract describes a technique for filtering images based on their timestamps. The technique involves acquiring two images taken at different times, performing a motion compensation operation on the first image, and generating a difference image that shows the intensity differences between the two images. A local weight map is created based on these differences, and a global weight map is generated using certain IMU data. These weight maps are combined to create a final weight map, which is then used to filter the images and generate a filtered image.


Original Abstract Submitted

Techniques to temporally filter images via a filtering weight computation are disclosed. A first image having a first timestamp and a second image having a second timestamp are acquired. These images are generated by a camera, and the first timestamp is before the second timestamp. A motion compensation (MC) operation is performed on the first image to produce an MC image. A difference image is generated using the MC image and the second image. The difference image reflects differences in intensities that exist between the two images. A local weight map is generated based on those differences. A global weight map is generated based on certain IMU data. A final weight map is generated based on a combination of the local weight map and the global weight map. The final weight map is used to generate a filtered image.