High-resolution slow-motion sequencing

A better visual quality, slow video sequence can be obtained by applying the high-resolution (HR) video sequence slow-motion sequencing algorithm to any given low-resolution (LR) video sequence. The HR solow-motion sequence can be created from the stored LR image sequence by adding new computer-generated frames between existing frames in the sequence and simultaneously super resolving them. This technique is demonstrated via two examples. The first example involves the application of the SR algorithm to a surveillance video monitoring the flow of cars into a parking lot. The second example is a video of a man taking a small box surreptitiously from a cupboard in a laboratory under video surveillance. In the first application, the SR algorithm did a superior job of removing coding artifacts and increasing resolution. In the second example, the algorithm depicted the slow and smooth movement of the box while maintaining the resolution.