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2003 IEEE International Conference on Advanced Video and Signal Based Surveillance (AVSS'03)
Human Detection Using Depth and Gray Images
Miami, Florida
July 21-July 22
ISBN: 0-7695-1971-7
Fengliang Xu, Ohio State University
Kikuo Fujimura, Honda Research Institute USA
A method is presented for extracting pedestrian information from an image sequence taken by a monocular camera. The method makes use of hybrid sensing of depth and gray information and it is shown to work well in an indoor environment. A split-and-merge strategy is proposed to process depth data for object and human detection. Furthermore, human tracking and event detection are also presented to recognize simple behavior such as hand-shaking. This method does not use background subtraction, and therefore it is applicable for scenes taken from mobile platforms. Experimental results are presented to validate our approach.
Index Terms:
infrared imaging, motion detection, depth-slicing, event detection, human surveillance.
Citation:
Fengliang Xu, Kikuo Fujimura, "Human Detection Using Depth and Gray Images," avss, pp.115, 2003 IEEE International Conference on Advanced Video and Signal Based Surveillance (AVSS'03), 2003
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