2010 6th International Colloquium on Signal Processing &Amp; Its Applications 2010
DOI: 10.1109/cspa.2010.5545277
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Real-time background subtraction for video surveillance: From research to reality

Abstract: This paper reviews and evaluates performance of few common background subtraction algorithms which are medianbased, Gaussian-based and Kernel density-based approaches. These algorithms are tested using four sets of image sequences contributed by Wallflower datasets. They are the image sequences of different challenging environments that may reflect the real scenario in video surveillances. The performances of these approaches are evaluated in terms of processing speed, memory usage as well as object segmentati… Show more

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“…Recent background subtraction algorithms focused on adapting to varying illumination conditions, geometry reconfiguration of background structure, and repetitive motion from clutter. Among others may include methods such as: (a) background subtraction methods for modelling a multiple modal background distribution [6], which use a Gaussian-based approach for real-time applications, (b) statistical background modelling [7], where an edge segmentbased statistical background modelling is used, and (c) universal background subtraction algorithm for video sequences [8], which stores a set of values taken in the past in the same location or in the neighbourhood.…”
Section: Motion Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recent background subtraction algorithms focused on adapting to varying illumination conditions, geometry reconfiguration of background structure, and repetitive motion from clutter. Among others may include methods such as: (a) background subtraction methods for modelling a multiple modal background distribution [6], which use a Gaussian-based approach for real-time applications, (b) statistical background modelling [7], where an edge segmentbased statistical background modelling is used, and (c) universal background subtraction algorithm for video sequences [8], which stores a set of values taken in the past in the same location or in the neighbourhood.…”
Section: Motion Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A big number of BS methods have been proposed in recent years, trying to retrieve a background model using different approaches. Basically, classification is divided into two types of algorithms [11] parametric and non-parametric models. Parametric models represent a probability density function (pdf) parametrically.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Otherwise, the priority is the model that was built with previous versions. We should find the number of static pixels using the gradient direction mask, this is illustrated in (11) and (12).…”
Section: A 2 Ba: Solution Descriptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recent background subtraction algorithms focused on adapting to varying illumination conditions, geometry reconfiguration of background structure, and repetitive motion from clutter. Among others may include methods such as: (a) background subtraction methods for modeling a multiple modal background distribution [12], which use a Gaussian− based approach for real− time applications, (b) statistical background modeling [13], where an edge segment− based statistical background modeling is used, and (c) universal background subtraction algorithm for video sequences [9], which stores a set of values taken in the past in the same location or in the neighborhood. In temporal differencing the subtraction of two or more consecutive frames followed by thresholding is applied.…”
Section: Motion Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%