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Traffic Video Segmentation Using Adaptive-K Gaussian Mixture Model

by Rui Tan, Hong Huo, Jin Qian, Tao Fang
"... Abstract. Video segmentation is an important phase in video based traffic surveillance applications. The basic task of traffic video segmentation is to classify pixels in the current frame to road background or moving vehicles, and casting shadows should be taken into account if exists. In this pape ..."
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. In this paper, a modified online EM procedure is proposed to construct Adaptive-K Gaussian Mixture Model (AKGMM) in which the dimension of the parameter space at each pixel can adaptively reflects the complexity of pattern at the pixel. A heuristic background components selection rule is developed to make pixel

Effective Gaussian Mixture Learning for Video Background Subtraction

by Dar-shyang Lee - IEEE Transactions on pattern analysis and machine intelligence
"... Abstract—Adaptive Gaussian mixtures have been used for modeling nonstationary temporal distributions of pixels in video surveillance applications. However, a common problem for this approach is balancing between model convergence speed and stability. This paper proposes an effective scheme to improv ..."
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Abstract—Adaptive Gaussian mixtures have been used for modeling nonstationary temporal distributions of pixels in video surveillance applications. However, a common problem for this approach is balancing between model convergence speed and stability. This paper proposes an effective scheme

Video Segmentation and Annotation Using Gaussian Mixtures

by Roland Wilson
"... This paper describes a new approach to the segmentation and annotation prob-lem using Gaussian mixture model descriptors. These have several advantages over conventional, histogram-based techniques, including: a rigorous statistical basis; the possibility of encoding spatial, colour, texture and mot ..."
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This paper describes a new approach to the segmentation and annotation prob-lem using Gaussian mixture model descriptors. These have several advantages over conventional, histogram-based techniques, including: a rigorous statistical basis; the possibility of encoding spatial, colour, texture

Segmentation of Vehicles in Traffic Video

by unknown authors
"... Abstract — Segmentation of moving objects in a scene is often desired in applications such as video surveillance, where our interest is in monitoring for example, cars and people. In the project, we look at traffic videos and investigate two approaches that can be used to segment vehicles from the b ..."
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Abstract — Segmentation of moving objects in a scene is often desired in applications such as video surveillance, where our interest is in monitoring for example, cars and people. In the project, we look at traffic videos and investigate two approaches that can be used to segment vehicles from

Adaptive Gaussian Mixture Model for Skin Color Segmentation

by Reza Hassanpour, Asadollah Shahbahrami, Stephan Wong
"... Abstract—Skin color based tracking techniques often assume a static skin color model obtained either from an offline set of library images or the first few frames of a video stream. These models can show a weak performance in presence of changing lighting or imaging conditions. We propose an adaptiv ..."
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an adaptive skin color model based on the Gaussian mixture model to handle the changing conditions. Initial estimation of the number and weights of skin color clusters are obtained using a modified form of the general Expectation maximization algorithm, The model adapts to changes in imaging conditions

Models, Gaussian Mixture

by Faisal I. Bashir, Ashfaq A. Khokhar, Dan Schonfeld
"... Abstract — Motion trajectories provide rich spatio-temporal information about an object’s activity. Developing scalable activity recognition algorithms based on this high dimensionality cue is an extremely challenging task. This paper presents novel classification algorithms for recognizing object a ..."
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of change in curvature and the subtrajectories are represented by their Principal Component Analysis (PCA) coefficients. We first present a framework to robustly estimate the multivariate probability density function (PDF) based on PCA coefficients of the subtrajectories using Gaussian Mixture Models (GMM

On-Road Automotive Vehicle Detection using Gaussian Mixture Model and NNs

by Ro Alves Da Silva, Adilson Gonzaga
"... This work presents an approach in study for the vehicle traffic control through the use of computer vision techniques. The videos captured are processed frame-to-frame, where the movement of objects is segmented using the Gaussian Mixture Model. Later, characteristics are extracted and applied to a ..."
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This work presents an approach in study for the vehicle traffic control through the use of computer vision techniques. The videos captured are processed frame-to-frame, where the movement of objects is segmented using the Gaussian Mixture Model. Later, characteristics are extracted and applied to a

A Bayesian Framework for Gaussian Mixture Background Modeling

by Dar-shyang Lee, Jonathan J. Hull, Berna Erol - In Proceedings. International Conference on Image Processing, 2003
"... Background subtraction is an essential processing component for many video applications. However, its development has largely been application driven and done in ad hoc manners. In this paper, we provide a Bayesian formulation of background segmentation based on Gaussian mixture models. We show that ..."
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Background subtraction is an essential processing component for many video applications. However, its development has largely been application driven and done in ad hoc manners. In this paper, we provide a Bayesian formulation of background segmentation based on Gaussian mixture models. We show

Foreground Segmentation Using Adaptive Mixture Models in Color and Depth

by Michael Harville, Gaile Gordon, John Woodfill - in IEEE Workshop on Detection and Recognition of Events in Video , 2001
"... Segmentation of novel or dynamic objects in a scene, often referred to as "background subtraction" or "foreground segmentation", is a critical early in step in most computer vision applications in domains such as surveillance and human-computer interaction. All previously describ ..."
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and software for real-time computation of depth imagery makes better approaches possible. We propose a method for modeling the background that uses per-pixel, time-adaptive, Gaussian mixtures in the combined input space of depth and luminance-invariant color. This combination in itself is novel, but we further

Discovery and Segmentation of Activities in Video

by Matthew Br, Vera Kettnaker, Ss T
"... AbstractÐHidden Markov models (HMMs) have become the workhorses of the monitoring and event recognition literature because they bring to time-series analysis the utility of density estimation and the convenience of dynamic time warping. Once trained, the internals of these models are considered opaq ..."
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of scene activity, and detection of anomalous behavior. We demonstrate with models of office activity and outdoor traffic, showing how the framework learns principal modes of activity and patterns of activity change. We then show how this framework can be adapted to infer hidden state from extremely
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