Based on extracting heart beat using Eulerian Video Magnification technique for amplifying temporal changes in video
License: MIT License
How can I get the right video material
Hi,
Thank you for sharing the code. I am very sorry to trouble you. Can you tell me about the dependency environment in which your code runs? And how to get the heart rate from video.
Looking forward to your reply ๏ผ
Dear Rajshekhar,
I have a question regarding the code in the function freq_extract.m. In the code you are extracting the time course of rgb values for only one pixel. I wonder if the extracted heart rate gets more accurate when averaging over multiple pixels in order to reduce noise. So my question: is there a disadvantage of averaging over multiple pixels?
Kind regards!
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