A novel algorithm for real time moving object tracking

Sheikh, Nasrullah; Khan, Dawood Ashraf

doi:10.1109/iciip.2011.6108845

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“…An interesting approach is presented by Nasrullah in [28].He proposes a combination between object detection and frame subtraction which yields really good results. Thus, he uses the subtraction between frames I(t) and I(t-1) to find moving objects and from I(t+1) he continues to search an area around the last known location of the previously detected moving object in previous frames.…”

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“…The most widely used approach is to subtract the current frame from a previously stored frame. This stored frame can be a dynamically reconstructed background [32], or the frame before the current frame [17] and [28] or a combination of both [7].…”

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“…Otherwise it is part of the moving object. This method is more accurate in environments where illumination and weather changes are a problem [28]. However, the problem with this approach is that it cannot track objects which become stationary within the frame.…”

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“…7. While the first filter computes a simple average of a 3x3 block of pixels, the second filter computes a weighted average which gives more importance to the pixel in the center and less importance to the pixels in the corners [28].…”

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“…The second type of algorithm tries to segment images by computing the absolute difference between the current frame and a previously stored frame. This stored frame can be a dynamically reconstructed background [26], [32], [36] & [30], or the frame before the current frame [28] or a combination of both [7].…”

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SoC for real - time object tracking in 3D space

Raducu¹

2021

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With the rapid growth of workplaces, there is also an increase of the risk employees are exposed to. A high percentage of the injuries suffered annually are work related and many of those are due to the decrease in alertness of employees as they get tired. As a result, many of the injuries are fall related, touching a hot object etc. Therefore, safety in the workplace can be increased if employees can be monitored continuously and warning them when they come close to a restricted (hazardous) area. The current paper presents an in-depth analysis of existing approaches to 3D object tracking which can be deployed to monitor workers and try to prevent injury. The final goal is to design, implement and test an SoC capable of performing real time object tracking in 3D which can send the coordinates to a standalone computer to be displayed and processed.

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Section: Centroid Calculation -Finds the Coordinates Of The Centroid Of The Selected Blobmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Centroid Calculation -Finds the Coordinates Of The Centroid Of The Selected Blobmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Centroid Calculation -Finds the Coordinates Of The Centroid Of The Selected Blobmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Figure 2 6: Rgb To Yuv Conversion Matrixmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Computer Visionmentioning

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SoC for real - time object tracking in 3D space

Raducu¹

2021

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Real-time object tracking using color-based probability matching

Jansari¹,

Parmar²,

Saha³

2013

2013 IEEE International Conference on Signal Processing, Computing and Control (ISPCC)

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Field programmable Gate Array based Real Time Object Tracking using Partial Least Square Analysis

Somasundaram¹,

Kumaresan

Vanitha

2020

ijcci

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In this paper, we proposed an object tracking algorithm in real time implementation of moving object tracking system using Field programmable gate array (FPGA). Object tracking is considered as a binary classification problem and one of the approaches to this problem is that to extract appropriate features from the appearance of the object based on partial least square (PLS) analysis method, which is a low dimension reduction technique in the subspace. In this method, the adaptive appearance model integrated with PLS analysis is used for continuous update of the appearance change of the target over time. For robust and efficient tracking, particle filtering is used in between every two consecutive frames of the video. This has implemented using Cadence and Virtuoso software integrated environment with MATLAB. The experimental results are performed on challenging video sequences to show the performance of the proposed tracking algorithm using FPGA in real time.

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A novel algorithm for real time moving object tracking

Cited by 3 publications

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SoC for real - time object tracking in 3D space

SoC for real - time object tracking in 3D space

Real-time object tracking using color-based probability matching

Field programmable Gate Array based Real Time Object Tracking using Partial Least Square Analysis

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