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NVIDIA OPTICAL FLOW Abhijit Patait, 3/18/2019 Optical Flow in Turing GPUs NVIDIA Optical Flow SDK Benchmarks End-to-end applications AGENDA Roadmap 2 BACKGROUND 3 4 5 ESTIMATING PIXEL MOTION Video motion vectors Minimize


  1. NVIDIA OPTICAL FLOW Abhijit Patait, 3/18/2019

  2. Optical Flow in Turing GPUs NVIDIA Optical Flow SDK Benchmarks End-to-end applications AGENDA Roadmap 2

  3. BACKGROUND 3

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  6. ESTIMATING PIXEL MOTION ➢ “Video” motion vectors ➢ Minimize encoding cost ➢ SAD, SATD, RDO, intra modes, partitions ➢ Optical flow vectors ➢ Visual motion ➢ Current and surrounding pixels/blocks 6

  7. ESTIMATING PIXEL MOTION USING NV GPUS ME-only mode – Maxwell, Pascal, Volta • Optimized for encoding – up to 8×8 granularity motion vectors • Video Codec SDK 7.0+ • Optical flow (OF) – Turing & beyond • New hardware in NVENC • • Optical flow and stereo disparity • Optical Flow SDK 1.0 (released Feb 2019) 7

  8. OPTICAL FLOW ENGINE Capabilities • Hardware Up to 150* fps at 4K • 4 × 4 pixel granularity • • ¼ pixel resolution Accuracy comparable to best DL methods • Advanced algorithms to find true flow vectors • • Software • SDK (Windows, Linux, CUDA, DirectX) 8 *Dependent on device clock speed

  9. INTENSITY DIFFERENCES Optical flow must be insensitive to intensity 70 62 14 16 20 136 118 26 31 39 110 115 33 40 30 58 59 17 20 15 49 56 40 33 23 98 102 78 67 45 48 57 23 221 112 24 29 12 112 62 20 43 55 78 111 39 86 99 155 200 9

  10. TURING OPTICAL FLOW VS MOTION VECTORS Turing Optical Flow Pascal/Volta Motion Vectors Granularity Up to 4x4 Up to 8x8 Algorithm used Visual motion optimization Encoding cost optimization Quality Robust to intensity changes Sensitive to intensity changes Accuracy Close to true motion May deviate from true motion Low average EPE (end-point Higher EPE error) 10

  11. NVIDIA OPTICAL FLOW SDK 11

  12. NVIDIA OPTICAL FLOW SDK ➢ New Optical Flow C-API ➢ Scalable, accommodates needs of future hardware ➢ Linux, Windows 8.1, 10, server, … ➢ DirectX, CUDA interoperability ➢ OpenCV ➢ Public released – Feb 2019 ➢ Legacy ME-only mode API continues to be supported 12

  13. OPTICAL FLOW API Basic functionality Main Functionality ( nvOpticalFlowCommon.h ) NV_OF_STATUS(NVOFAPI* PFNNVOFINIT ) (NvOFHandle hOf, const NV_OF_INIT_PARAMS *initParams); NV_OF_STATUS(NVOFAPI* PFNNVOFEXECUTE ) (NvOFHandle hOf, const NV_OF_EXECUTE_INPUT_PARAMS *executeInParams, NV_OF_EXECUTE_OUTPUT_PARAMS *executeOutParams); typedef NV_OF_STATUS(NVOFAPI* PFNNVOFDESTROY ) (NvOFHandle hOf); CUDA and DirectX buffer management nvOpticalFlowCuda.h & nvOpticalFlowD3D11.h 13

  14. REUSABLE CLASSES NvOF Base class for all core functionality NvOFCUDA Input and output in CUDA buffers NvOFD3D11 Input and output in DirectX buffers 14

  15. USE VIA OPENCV Mat frameL = imread(pathL, IMREAD_GRAYSCALE); Mat frameR = imread(pathR, IMREAD_GRAYSCALE); GpuMat d_flowL(frameL), d_flowR(frameR), d_flow; Mat flowx, flowy, flowxy; int gpuId = 0; int width = frameL.size().width, height = frameL.size().height; Ptr<cuda:: NvidiaOpticalFlow > OpticalFlow = cuda::NvidiaOpticalFlow::create (perfPreset, Ptr<cuda::FarnebackOpticalFlow> OpticalFlow = cuda::FarnebackOpticalFlow::create(); width, height, gpuId); OpticalFlow- >calc(d_flowL, d_flowR, d_flow); OpticalFlow ->calc(frameL, frameR, d_flow); d_flow.download(flowxy); d_flow.download(flowxy); 15

  16. BENCHMARKS 16

  17. OPTICAL FLOW QUALITY Evaluation Methodology Objective quality • KITTI 2012/2015, Sintel, Middlebury • Average end point error (EPE) • • Percentage of outliers – background, foreground and all Subjective quality • • Flow maps • Frame-rate-up-conversion (video interpolation) 17

  18. OPTICAL FLOW QUALITY EPE – KITTI 2015 EPE = End-point error = Euclidian • Avg. EPE - Lower is better distance between OF vector & ground truth 11.17 Non-occluded EPE • 7.99 DL-methods • Occluded EPE higher but same trend 5.42 4.84 4.44 • KITTI 2012 EPE = 2.31 Sintel EPE = 8 • LEGACY ME-ONLY OF RAW OF POST- PWC-DC FLOWNET2 MODE PROCESSED 18

  19. OPTICAL FLOW QUALITY Outliers – KITTI 2015 Outliers Percentage – Lower is better DL-methods 43.01% 42.29% 36.37% 31.09% 27.57% 23.57% 21.33% 21.21% 21.08% 16.76% LEGACY ME-ONLY OF RAW OF POST-PROCESSED PWC-DC FLOWNET2 MODE Background Outliers %age Foreground Outliers %age Outlier = Euclidian distance > 3 between OF vector and ground truth 19

  20. OPTICAL FLOW QUALITY Subjective Quality NVIDIA frame-rate-up-conversion • Video frame interpolation • ME-only mode (8×8), optical flow (4×4), optical flow with post-processing (1×1) • • Subjective and objective quality comparison Results • • Raw optical flow (4x4) based video interpolation better than ME-only mode (8x8) interpolation • Some video quality improvement with OF-post-processed (1x1) – content-dependent 20

  21. VIDEO FRAME INTERPOLATION Original 30 fps video 21

  22. VIDEO FRAME INTERPOLATION Upconverted 60 fps video 22

  23. PERFORMANCE ➢ 3 presets Optical Flow quality vs performance 12 ➢ Fast/Medium – no CUDA processing 10 Fast 8 Average EPE Medium ➢ Slow – pre/post-processing in Slow CUDA 6 4 ➢ Performance scales with resolution 2 0 ➢ Cost calculation in CUDA 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 (enable only if needed) Performance (fps) at 3840 x 2160 23

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  25. END-TO-END APPLICATIONS 25

  26. END-TO-END USE-CASES Applications • Video comprehension/classification 2x better accuracy compared to no optical flow with UCF-101 • • Makes OF-assisted-video-comprehension usable • Optical-flow-assisted video inter/extrapolation • Objective and subjective quality comparable to FlowNet2 Turing enables real-time optical-flow-assisted video interpolation • 26

  27. OPTICAL FLOW-ASSISTED VIDEO CLASSIFICATION 27

  28. VIDEO CLASSIFICATION Enables world class classification accuracy with real time performance Image only video classification has high Turing hardware : error rates → Optical Flow reduces error rates by 2x → 20+ streams 720p inference Optical flow significantly reduces error rates, but DL based OF is unusably slow 28

  29. TURING OPTICAL FLOW High quality video frame interpolation at 4K in real-time Video Interpolation Video Interpolation Performance vs quality – 2160p streams 80 fps 60 fps ➔ 120 fps at 4K in real-time • 70 fps Turing 60 fps • 7x perf vs FlowNet2 Performance 50 fps • 1 dB better objective quality (PSNR) 40 fps than FlowNet2-assisted interpolation 30 fps 20 fps Similar visual quality as FlowNet2- • 10 fps FlowNet2 assisted interpolation 0 fps 25 dB 26 dB 27 dB 28 dB 29 dB 30 dB 31 dB 32 dB 33 dB 34 dB 35 dB Interpolated frame PSNR 30

  30. ROADMAP 31

  31. ROADMAP Optical Flow SDK 1.1 ➢ Q3 2018 ➢ Improved quality via post-processing ➢ 1x1 flow vectors ➢ Integration into DALI, Pytorch and other DL frameworks 32

  32. RESOURCES Optical Flow SDK: https://developer.nvidia.com/opticalflow-sdk Support: video-devtech-support@nvidia.com Video & Optical Flow SDK forums: https://devtalk.nvidia.com/default/board/175/video-technologies/ Connect with Experts (CE9103): Wednesday, March 20, 2019, 3:00 pm 33

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