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By defining F 0 c h ξ ξ
2 as
κ 1 , we have the following approximation:
X / L
i =1
[ i ]( x ) 2
κ 1 F 2
B [ i ] ζ
(7)
x
X / L
i =1
Next, we consider the relationship between
x B [ i ] ζ
[ i ]( x ) and frame-rate. Ex-
panding
F [ i ]( x ) 2
X / L
i =1
x B [ i ] ζ
,wehave
X / L
i =1
F [ i ]( x ) 2
B [ i ] ζ
x
X / L
i =1
X / L
i =1
ζ
F [ i ]( x ) 2 +
F [ i ]( x )
F [ i ]( x )
=
= x ζ
ζ
(8)
x
B [ i ] , x
x
B [ i ]
x
B [ i ]
F [ i ]( x ) is displacement estimation error, defined as follows:
where
ζ
F [ i ]( x )= d F [ i ]( x )
d F [ i ]
ζ
The first term of equation (8) can be approximated as shown in (6).
About the second term of equation (8), from the Schwarz inequality approach,
we have the following inequality:
X / L
i =1
F [ i ]( x ) 2
F [ i ]( x )
= x ζ
ζ
x
B [ i ] , x
x
B [ i ]
X / L
i =1
F [ i ]( x ) 2 X / L
ζ
ζ
F [ i ]( x ) 2
i =1
x
B [ i ] , x
x
B [ i ]
= x
F 2 F 0 c h 2
ξ ξ
2
ξ
ξ ) 2
(
ξ = x
where
ξ
= x
x c [ i ] and
x c [ i ]. From the above inequalities, we have
F 2 F 0 c h
X / L
i =1
F [ i ]( x )
F [ i ]( x )
ξ ξ
ξ
x B [ i ] , x = x ζ
ζ
θ
2
(
ξ ) 2
x B [ i ]
where
is a constant in the range -1 to 1.
By inserting the above approximation and approximation (6) into equation (8),
we get
θ
ξ ξ
ξ ) 2
X / L
i =1
F [ i ]( x ) 2
ξ ξ 2
F 2 F 0 c h
2 +
ξ
B [ i ] ζ
θ
(
x
 
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