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A real-time video surveillance system with human occlusion handling using nonlinear regression

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A real-time video surveillance system with human occlusion handling using nonlinear regression
This paper presents a real-time single-camera surveillance system, aiming at detecting and partly analyzing a group of people. A set of moving persons is segmented using a combination of the Gaussian Mixture Model (GMM) and the Dynamic Markov Random Fields (DMRF) technique. For a better extraction of the human silhouettes, the energy function of DMRF is extended with texture information. The mean-shift algorithm is utilized to track multiple people over the sequence. To address the human-occlusion problem, we model the horizontal projection histograms of the human silhouettes using a nonlinear regression algorithm. This model enables to automatically locate the people during the occlusions. Experiments show that the proposal has nearly same performance (also with occlusion) as the particle- lter with the bene t of being a factor of 10-20 faster in computing.
Jungong Han, Minwei Feng, Peter H. N. de With
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Type Conference
Year 2008
Where ICMCS
Authors Jungong Han, Minwei Feng, Peter H. N. de With
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