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463 results about "Background subtraction" patented technology

Background subtraction, also known as Foreground Detection, is a technique in the fields of image processing and computer vision wherein an image's foreground is extracted for further processing. Generally an image's regions of interest are objects in its foreground. After the stage of image preprocessing object localisation is required which may make use of this technique. Background subtraction is a widely used approach for detecting moving objects in videos from static cameras. The rationale in the approach is that of detecting the moving objects from the difference between the current frame and a reference frame, often called “background image”, or “background model”. Background subtraction is mostly done if the image in question is a part of a video stream. Background subtraction provides important cues for numerous applications in computer vision, for example surveillance tracking or human poses estimation. However, background subtraction is generally based on a static background hypothesis which is often not applicable in real environments. With indoor scenes, reflections or animated images on screens lead to background changes.

Method and device for detecting road traffic abnormal events in real time

The invention provides a method and device for detecting road traffic abnormal events in real time. The method includes the steps of monitoring a road, obtaining a plurality of frames of continuous monitor images, extracting bright white segments from the monitor images, obtaining lane lines and lane end points through processing, building a lane model, determining a bidirectional detection area of a lane according to the lane model, detecting a moving object in the bidirectional detection area according to a Gaussian mixture model background subtraction method, determining the position of the moving object, building the mapping relation between the moving target and an actual vehicle according to the position of the moving target in the multiple frames of continuous monitor images by the adoption of a posterior probability splitting and merging algorithm and a feature point matching and tracking method, obtaining the running track and running speed of the actual vehicle, detecting the lane model and the running track and running speed of the actual vehicle according to a prestored road traffic abnormal behavior semantic model, and judging whether the road traffic abnormal events exist or not. The method has the advantages of being intelligent, high in accuracy and the like.
Owner:TSINGHUA UNIV +1

Quick detecting method for moving objects in dynamic scene

InactiveCN103325112AComplete exercise goalsSatisfy the rapidityImage analysisFrame differenceGray level
Provided is a quick detecting method for moving objects in a dynamic scene. The quick detecting method for the moving objects in the dynamic scene comprises carrying out sequence interframe registration on moving images by utilizing CenSurE feature points and a homography transformation model, obtaining a registering frame of a former frame taking a current frame as reference, carrying out subtraction on the registering frame with the current frame to obtain a frame difference image to generate a foreground mask, building a dynamic background updated in real time according to space distribution information of the foreground mask in the current frame, obtaining a background subtraction image based on a background subtraction method, carrying out statistics on the probability density of the gray level of each pixel in the frame difference image, when the sum of the probability density of the gray level of a pixel is larger than 2phi(k)-1, taking the gray level as a self-adaptation threshold value, judging pixels with values of gray levels larger than the threshold value as foreground pixels, and otherwise judging the pixels as background pixels. The quick detecting method for the moving objects in the dynamic scene can reach the processing speed of 15frame/s and can obtain relatively integral moving objects under the premise that the detecting speed is ensured, and therefore, index requirements such as rapidity, noise immunity, illumination adaptation, target integrity and the like of the detection of the moving objects in the dynamic scene can be met.
Owner:CIVIL AVIATION UNIV OF CHINA

Accurate target detection system

An accurate target detection system. The system includes a sensor (22) that receives electromagnetic signals and provides electrical signals in response thereto. A non-uniformity correction circuit (28, 38, 52) corrects non-uniformities in the sensor (22) based on the electrical signals and provides calibrated electrical signals in response thereto. A third circuit (30, 32, 34, 38, 42, 44, 52) determines if a target signal is present within the calibrated electrical signals and provides a target detection signal in response thereto. A fourth circuit (38, 40, 48) selectively activates or deactivates the non-uniformity correction circuit (28, 38, 52) based on the target detection signal. In a specific embodiment, the sensor (22) is an array of electromagnetic energy detectors (22), each detector providing an electrical detector output signal The non-uniformity correction circuit (28, 38, and 52) includes circuit for compensating for gain, background, and noise non-uniformities (28, 38, and 52) in the electromagnetic energy detectors. The non-uniformity correction circuit (28, 38, and 52) includes a detector gain term memory (28) for storing detector gain compensation values. The detector gain compensation values are normalized by noise estimates unique to each of the detectors. The third circuit (30, 32, 34, 38, 42, 44, and 52) includes a signal enhancement circuit for reducing noise (34, 42) in the calibrated electrical signals. The third circuit (30, 32, 34, 38, 42, 44, and 52) includes a noise estimation circuit (32, 38) that estimates noise in each of the detector output signals and provides noise estimates in response thereto. The noise estimation circuit (32, 38) further includes a noise estimator circuit (38) and a recursive background estimator (32). The third circuit (30, 32, 34, 38, 42, 44, 52) further includes a subtractor (30) for subtracting background from the calibrated electrical signals and providing background subtracted signals in response thereto. The signal enhancement circuit (34, 42) includes a frame integrator circuit for adding frames of image data (34), each frame containing data corresponding to the background subtracted signals and providing summed frames in response thereto. The third circuit (30, 32, 34, 38, 42, 44, 52) includes a first threshold circuit (44) for comparing the filtered signal to a first threshold and a second threshold and providing a threshold exceedance signal if the filtered signal is between the first threshold and the second threshold.
Owner:RAYTHEON CO

NaI (TI) scintillation detector gamma energy spectrum high-resolution inversion analysis process and method based on gauss response matrix

The invention relates to an NaI (TI) scintillation detector gamma energy spectrum high-resolution inversion analysis process and method based on a gauss response matrix. The analysis process comprises the steps of spectral line pretreatment, peak searching and peak boundary treatment, resolution ratio ruling, background subtraction, gauss response matrix generation and inversion analysis. According to the feature of an NaI (TI) scintillation detector and the physical property of the spectrum forming process, response, in the detector, of different energy gamma photons corresponds to different full widths at half maximum of a photo peak, and the photo peak is approximate to a gauss function in shape. The parameters of the full widths at half maximum of a spectral line are extracted, the background is subtracted from the full widths at half maximum adaptively, the universal gauss response matrix between a radioactive source and a gamma spectrum is constructed, and finally the response matrix is used for inversion analysis of other gamma instrument spectrums measured by the NaI (TI) scintillation detector. The result analyzed through the method is an energy point corresponding to the measured spectral line under the response matrix or is approximate to the solution of a physical spectral line in theory, and the ability of the method to analyze the spectral line is obviously improved.
Owner:EAST CHINA UNIV OF TECH
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