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This thesis is concerned with the design of a complete framework that allows the real-time recognition of humans in a video stream acquired by a static camera. For each stage of the processing chain, which takes as input the raw images of the stream and eventually outputs the identity of the persons, we propose an original algorithm. The first algorithm is a background subtraction technique named ViBe. The purpose of ViBe is to detect the parts of the images that contain moving objects. The second algorithm determines which moving objects correspond to individuals. The third algorithm allows the recognition of the detected individuals from their gait. Our background subtraction algorithm, ViBe, uses a collection of ... toggle 3 keywords

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Author
Olivier, Barnich
Institution
University of Liege
Supervisor
Publication Year
2010
Upload Date
Nov. 4, 2011

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