2018
DOI: 10.1117/1.jei.27.2.023002
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SWCD: a sliding window and self-regulated learning-based background updating method for change detection in videos

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“…The light-yellow box was a static object on the floor which was then moved onto the sofa. A ghost was left on the floor (marked using red ◇) in the detection results of SuBSENSE [ 11 ] and SWCD [ 13 ]. However, our two-layer not only suppressed ghosts, but also detected camouflaged static foreground object (marked using green 〇 in Figure 2 ) because of the adaptive distance and LBSP threshold in Section 2.4 .…”
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“…The light-yellow box was a static object on the floor which was then moved onto the sofa. A ghost was left on the floor (marked using red ◇) in the detection results of SuBSENSE [ 11 ] and SWCD [ 13 ]. However, our two-layer not only suppressed ghosts, but also detected camouflaged static foreground object (marked using green 〇 in Figure 2 ) because of the adaptive distance and LBSP threshold in Section 2.4 .…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The distance threshold is an extremely important parameter which adjusts the precision and sensitivity of the background model for the local changes. In initial time, the color threshold is set to 30 in SuBSENSE [ 11 ], 23 in WeSamBE [ 12 ], and 35 in SWCD [ 13 ], and the texture threshold is set to 3 for all the experimental scenarios. Then, they are automatically adjusted over time based on the historical detection results of each pixel.…”
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