Abstract:
A method and an apparatus for detecting persons are disclosed. The method includes initially detecting the persons in a height-top-view; dividing the height-top-view into one or more regions, and estimating crowd density in each region; determining, based on the crowd density, visible regions of the initially detected persons in each of the regions; for each of the initially detected persons, extracting a first gradient feature and a second gradient feature of the person from the height-top-view, and a grayscale image or a color image corresponding to the height-top-view, respectively; for each of the initially detected persons, determining, based on the extracted first gradient feature and second gradient feature, using a previously constructed classifier corresponding to the determined visible region of the person, a confidence level of the initially detected person; and correcting, based on the confidence level, a detection result of the initially detected persons.
Abstract:
A method and an apparatus for detecting an abnormal situation are disclosed. The method includes detecting whether a first target exists in an obtained image; recognizing whether the first target holds an object, when the first target exists in the image; obtaining motion information of the object, when the first target holds the object; and determining, based on the motion information of the object, whether the abnormal situation exists.
Abstract:
Method, device, and non-transitory computer-readable medium detecting a gathering of objects based on stereo vision are disclosed, and the method comprises steps of obtaining current and prior images and a corresponding depth map; extracting foreground pixels corresponding to detection objects from the current and prior images, and projecting the foreground pixels onto a ground surface to acquire a foreground projection image including foreground projection blocks; conducting, based on image feature differences of the foreground pixels between the current and prior images, projection onto the ground surface to acquire moving foreground projection blocks; utilizing the moving foreground projection blocks to erode the foreground projection blocks to obtain still foreground projection blocks; and determining, based on the still foreground projection blocks, whether the gathering of objects exists.
Abstract:
A method and a system for updating a background model based on depth are disclosed. The method includes receiving, in response to the occurrence of a predetermined background updating condition, one or more depth images captured after a time when the predetermined background updating condition occurs; obtaining, based on an original background model, foreground images in the one or more captured depth images, which are newly added compared with a depth image at the time when the predetermined background updating condition occurs; for each of foreground pixels in each of the newly added foreground images, comparing a current depth value with a previous depth value before the time when the predetermined background updating condition occurs; and updating, when the current depth value is greater than the previous depth value, the original background model as the updated background model by using the foreground pixel in the newly added foreground image.
Abstract:
Disclosed are a shadow detection method and device. The method includes a step of obtaining a depth/disparity map and color/grayscale image from a two-lens camera or stereo camera; a step of detecting and acquiring plural foreground points; a step of projecting the acquired plural foreground points into a 3-dimensional coordinate system; a step of carrying out, in the 3-dimensional coordinate system, a clustering process with respect to the projected plural foreground points so as to divide the projected plural foreground points into one or more point clouds; a step of calculating density distribution of each of the one or more point clouds by adopting a principal component analysis algorithm so as to obtain one or more principal component values of the corresponding point cloud; and a step of determining, based on the one or more principal component values, whether the corresponding point cloud is a shadow.
Abstract:
Disclosed is an object dangerousness recognition method comprising steps of generating, based on an image captured by a stereo camera, a heterogeneous point cloud of an object in the image, each point in the heterogeneous point cloud having depth information and planar image information; determining, based on the depth information and the planar image information of each point in the heterogeneous point cloud, a solid shape of the object, and then, generating a first dangerousness parameter according to the solid shape; determining, based on the depth information and the planar image information of each point in the heterogeneous point cloud, a surface feature of the object, and then, generating a second dangerousness parameter according to the surface feature; and generating, based on the first and second dangerousness parameters, a comprehensive dangerousness parameter of the object.