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Video object inpainting using manifold-based action prediction

This paper presents a novel scheme for object completion in a video. The framework includes three steps: posture synthesis, graphical model construction, and action prediction. In the very beginning, a posture synthesis method is adopted to enrich the number of postures. Then, all postures are used to build a graphical model of object action which can provide possible motion tendency. We define two constraints to confine the motion continuity property. With the two constraints, possible candidates between every two consecutive postures are significantly reduced. Finally, we apply the Markov Random Field model to perform global matching. The proposed approach can effectively maintain the temporal continuity of the reconstructed motion. The advantage of this action prediction strategy is that it can handle the cases such as non-periodic motion or complete occlusion.