Motion in computer vision refers to the change in the position of objects over time within a sequence of images or video frames. Analyzing motion is a fundamental aspect of computer vision, as it enables machines to understand dynamic scenes and interpret the behavior of objects. Here are several key concepts related to motion in computer vision: 1. **Optical Flow**: This technique computes the motion of objects between two consecutive frames.
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