Firefly algorithm (FA) is a new member of intelligent optimization algorithms. Several studies demonstrated that FA could successfully deal with several engineering and theoretical optimization problems. Nevertheless, there are some weak points in FA, such as parameter dependence and high computational complexity. To overcome the above issues, this paper proposes a modified FA based on neighborhood search (MFANS). In MFANS, there are three modifications. First, a modified attraction strategy is employed to reduce the complexity. Then, a neighborhood search method is used to search around the best neighborhood solutions. Third, the step parameter is dynamically adjusted. Performance of MFANS is compared with two improved FAs. Results show the effectiveness of MFANS.
In order to solve the problem of low accuracy of pedestrian detection of real traffic cameras and high missed detection rate of small target pedestrians, this paper combines autoencoding neural network and AdaBoost to construct a fast pedestrian detection algorithm. Aiming at the problem that a single high-level output feature map has insufficient ability to express pedestrian features and existing methods cannot effectively select appropriate multilevel features, this paper improves the traditional AdaBoost algorithm structure, that is, the sample weight update formula and the strong classifier output formula are reset, and the two-input AdaBoost-DBN classification algorithm is proposed. Moreover, in view of the problem that the fusion video is not smoothly played, this paper considers the motion information of the video object, performs pixel interpolation by motion compensation, and restores the frame rate of the original video by reconstructing the dropped interframe image. Through experimental research, we can see that the algorithm constructed in this paper has a certain effect.
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