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Journal of Intelligent Learning Systems and Applications, 2011, 3, 45-54 45 doi:10.4236/jilsa.2011.31006 Published Online February 2011 (http://www.SciRP.org/journal/jilsa) Apply GPCA to Motion Segmentation Hongchuan Yu, Jian Jun Zhang National Centre for Computer Animation, The Media School, Bournemouth University, Poole, UK. Email: {hyu, jzhang}@bournemouth.ac.uk Received October 14 , 2010; revised November 25 , 2010; accepted December 7 , 2010 th th th ABSTRACT In this paper, we present a motion segmentation approach based on the subspace segmentation technique, the genera- lized PCA. By incorporating the cues from the neighborhood of intensity edges of images, motion segmentation is solved under an algebra framework. Our main contribution is to propose a post-processing procedure, which can detect the boundaries of motion layers and further determine the layer ordering. Test results on real imagery have con- firmed the validity of our method. Keywords: Generalized PCA, Motion Segmentation, Layer Ordering 1. Introduction ple, if a moving object contains multiple motions at a moment, it may be divided into several motion layers. When these motion layers share the same motion, they could be merged into a single layer. Hence, motion seg- mentation usually uses the information from a few suc- cessive frames. In contrast, object tracking focuses on a moving object in a scene. It utilizes the information from an image sequence. Motion segmentation plays a role of fundamental module in motion analysis and tracking. [1] presented a subspace segmentation method to estimate the motion models of the motion layers based on two successive frames. Built on this subspace segmentation method, this paper will further aim at two other basic problems of motio