2004 Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Workshop
DOI: 10.1109/cvpr.2004.311
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Challenges in Segmentation of Human Forms in Outdoor Video

Abstract: Most gait and activity recognition algorithms rely on the use of silhouettes as the low-level representation. However, the detection of good silhouettes is still an open problem, particularly for sequences that are taken outdoors. Illumination conditions, compression artifacts, and low number of pixels on the subject, contribute to the difficulty. Presently, these issues are either ignored by using indoor data or addressed, on a case by case basis, by employing, essentially, a "bag of tricks" based approach. W… Show more

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