2013
DOI: 10.5755/j01.eee.19.3.1232
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Application Of Computer Vision Systems For Passenger Counting In Public Transport

Abstract: This paper presents a passengers counting system based on computer vision. System prototype were created and installed in Kaunas public city transport. Four algorithms were created to calculate passengers on public transport and their advantages and disadvantages were analyzed. Qualitative detection algorithms analysis carried out. Promising results were obtained with the Algorithm of barrier simulation for zones (ABSZ) which has low false rate and it is effective for people-counting. Counting results informat… Show more

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“…Computer vision system memberikan akurasi perhitungan yang lebih baik dibandingkan infrared dan sensor tekanan hingga 95% [7]. Cara kerja dari computer vision adalah dengan meniru visual manusia dalam menafsirkan suatu obyek.…”
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“…Computer vision system memberikan akurasi perhitungan yang lebih baik dibandingkan infrared dan sensor tekanan hingga 95% [7]. Cara kerja dari computer vision adalah dengan meniru visual manusia dalam menafsirkan suatu obyek.…”
Section: Pendahuluanunclassified
“…The solutions based on the use of video cameras and applications on the basis of computer vision [18] and photogrammetry [19] are also under development. The process of development or purchase of such software is fairly resource intensive while accuracy of the calculation usually does not exceed 85-95 %.…”
Section: Literature Review and Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lengvenis et al presented the passenger counter system created and installed in the Kaunas public city transport (Lengvenis et al, 2013); unlike other work based on edge features, this paper uses the vertical and horizontal projection of the scene using a top-view perspective, also known as bird's eye view. The results reported an accuracy of 86% for a single passenger getting on or off the bus, however it could not detect people passing each other or getting on a bus together and presented problems with lighting changes.…”
Section: Human Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%